Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 22nd Jul 2008 12:27 UTC, submitted by danmassa7
Scott Finley, a researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has ported the Linux files system Ext2 to Microsoft's new research operating system Singularity. One of the most striking observations was the author's comments on Singularity's robustness. "Perhaps the best testament to Singularity's dependability was the extremely good system stability during the development of ext2... If the ext2 process terminated as the result of a failure, it only resulted in open channels closing. Other processes could (and did) recover gracefully." Finley's report details all his findings quite extensively.
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2008-07-22
Symobi by Miray Software:
http://www.symobi.com
Ok, similar aims but as far as I see on their site it's not a managed operating system. Its processes seem to be isolated by the hardware (instead by software), it has no code verifier, no garbage collection, no platform independent intermediate code, ...