- vido is a sudo-like command wrapper. Commands run inside a new
kernel, with passthrough access to the filesystem, whitelisted devices, and (if enabled) the network.
The main uses are:
Experimentation. Make small changes to the kernel and test them immediately.
Privilege elevation. Commands run as root even if you don’t have root privileges in the first place.
Regression testing. Run the same command against multiple kernels.
Kernel debugging. The –gdb flag will run the virtual kernel inside a debugger.
See github.com/g2p/vido for installation and usage instructions.
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