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Thought this could be useful. Opus 4.5 helped me build most of it, including a simple network stack so that the VM may access the outside world. Still at a very early stage, but I think it looks promising.
From https://github.com/container2wasm/container2wasm/issues/550#... :
linux-wasm is apparently faster than c2w.
linux-wasm is an awesome project, but relies on compiling the kernel itself into WASM. This seems to work in principle, but is still a bit unstable. But I do hope that eventually one can get rid of the emulator in the middle as is done in c2w.