Unlike SANOS, the JNode operating system is a full operating system with many supported devices, file systems, a network stack, a GUI stack, a command shell and 50 or so commands, and much more. JNode currently runs on x86 (32 bit) with one processor enabled, but x86-64 and multi-processor versions are in development. (JNode is 99.99% Java. Porting to a new architecture would entail rewriting the 0.01% of code that is in assembler, creating / modifying hardware specific drivers ... and writing a native code compiler for the new architecture.)
We currently have ~7 active developers, but we are always looking for new people to join the team, especially people who understand Java AND code generation, garbage collectors, drivers and so on.