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thiz source code iz well documented and you shuldn't read whole source ;o)) .. Sorry for my English ,iam only human ;o)) Last edited by N0P; 05-27-2004 at 22:23. |
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The best OS's I've seen for beginners are SteveOS and JeffOS...both are really easy c code on setting up the IDT, keyboard handlers, basic memory management/paging.
For something more serious, I really love ReactOS (I'm a developper in the team). It's an open-source clone of Windows NT and I'm sure in a couple of years will run more then 80% of Windows apps. The whole kernel is really enlightening to look at, and it works basically just like NT's. Best regards, Alex Ionescu http://www.relsoft.net |
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This is the "write your own Operating System" OS-FAQ.
/http://mega-tokyo.com/osfaq2/ |
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I must say that you are going on an adventure you'll never forget (if you stick to the path and dont run and hide.. Writing your own OS is a challenge for most people. Have fun and dont bang your head against the keyboard to much.
Here are some links from me (warning some assembly needed ) hxxp://www.dynatos.org/ hxxp://board.win32asmcommunity.net/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=34 |
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