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OS boot documents, boot sectors examples, common issues etc. |
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Accessing common devices, PnP, I/O etc. |
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BIOS video functions, direct access, VESA etc. |
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Common executable and object file formats |
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Common file systems specifications, how to design your own etc. |
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Operating system development documents that do not fit in a particular category |
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Paging, EMS, memory allocation algorithms etc. |
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Switching to x86 protected mode, memory management etc. |
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Recent Forum Posts |
| Re:Booting kernel help for n | | 07/06 17:47 - by Anubis208 | | I found you can boot with GRUB if you have a multiboot header...
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; Multiboot | | Booting kernel help for noob | | 07/04 11:30 - by Anubis208 | | Could someone direct me to a tutorial on writing a bootsector and kernel on Windows using nasm and d | | Re:64-bit kernel not passing | | 06/20 17:13 - by ChazZeromus | | Can you give me the your code, data and stack segment descriptor?
They should all be 64-bits no mat | | Re:64-bit kernel not passing | | 06/19 23:08 - by sngskunk | | I did the objcopy but I still got the same result, nothing printed. I know this is driving me insane | | Re:64-bit kernel not passing | | 06/19 13:22 - by ChazZeromus | | Alright, since its pushing a value that is very high in address space, and your kernel shouldn't be |
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