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to kerneled

9.3

To make software run inside the core of the operating system

verb

Specialized

: incorporar al núcleo

Developers discussed whether the new feature should be kerneled or remain as a user-space application.

Examples

After the patch, several drivers were kerneled for better hardware support.
He kerneled the new features into the operating system.
The security module was kerneled to improve system stability and performance.
The software was successfully kerneled for better performance.
The security module was kerneled to improve system stability and performance.
After the patch, several drivers were kerneled for better hardware support.
Developers discussed whether the new feature should be kerneled or remain as a user-space application.

Surface Forms

kernel infinitive

kerned past

kerned past participle

kerneling present participle

kernels third person singular

Morphology

kerneled = kernel (semi-transparent) = kernel + ed

The form is a regular past-participial '-ed' of the verb 'kernel' (a denominal verb), but the sense is specialized to computing and may not be inferable by general learners merely from the base noun.

Etymology

Kerneled in tech comes from kernel meaning a small 'core' or 'center', like the seed at the heart of a fruit. So to be kerneled means being put into the operating system's central part to run with more control.