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From: Axel Auweter <auweter@informatik.tu-muenchen.de>
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Subject: Re: running MacOS-X i386 binaries on FreeBSD?
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Hi,

> Darwin _is_ Mac OS X's kernel.

Not entirely true. Darwin - like FreeBSD - is a kernel + userland.  
But the userland is missing all the libraries and applications that  
are not open-sourced by Apple. The kernel is called XNU.

> And yes, even Darwin contains some nice bag of tricks you wouldn't  
> even get past FreeBSD's security officer.

Could you be a little more precise, here? Are you talking about Mach  
injection?

Axel