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OS 9.1: What's a "nanokernal"?
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Phaedrus
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Jan 4, 2001, 06:19 PM
 
I see that OS 9.1 has a new "nanokernal". What is this? Is this why it is supposedly faster than 9.0.4?
     
giantmike
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Jan 4, 2001, 08:10 PM
 
A nanokernel is what delegates taks. The fast (more optimized) the nanokernal, the faster taks get delegated, the faster the process can happen, the faster the computer runs.

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