On Aug 7, 2006, at 7:48 PM, Joe Auty wrote:

>  Interesting, they aren't calling it "Darwin" either..

"Darwin" has always referred to either one of a) Apple's open source  
efforts in their entirety, or b) a standalone open source operating  
system similar to Mac OS X.  It's never been used (by Apple) to refer  
specifically to the kernel.

>  I'm assuming this kernel is the actual OS X 10.4.7 kernel - the  
>  same kernel that ships in OS X today?

It's the same kernel that comes with new Mac Pro.  It's not the same  
kernel that's on existing iMac, MacBooks, or MacBook Pros -- which is  
why there are some updated kernel extensions that are also required  
on those systems.

- Kevin
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