How would one go about making their own operating system?
Custom OS
Owen Bell
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cs.bham.ac.uk
littleosbook.github.io
greenteapress.com
os.phil-opp.com
cs.vu.nl
samypesse.gitbooks.io
github.com
en.wikipedia.org
os-book.com
amazon.com
twitter.com
Nolan James
1) study OSes for twenty years
2) code for another 20 +
you got your own OS that is only few ages behind the times
Jaxson Morales
...
Jace Watson
no
Joseph Williams
1. avoid gneww
Chase Mitchell
Make a Sup Forums OS
Jordan Mitchell
rename yourself to Terry A. Davis
Brandon Lee
make your own kernel
write your own OS
slap a GUI if you like
Jace Baker
This is a good place to start: wiki.osdev.org
Aaron Cox
1) write x86_64 bootloader, boot into C in Qemu
2) learn to print to framebuffer because GUI is too hard to implement be yourself
3) implement ring model so you don't run everything in ring 0 (or don't)
4) start implementing libc for your system
5) call it a kernel and make some syscalls
6) learn to implement interrupt handlers
7) implement processes, tasks and scheduling, IPC
8) simple filesystem implementation, ext2 is simple and can be copied
9) implement userspace utilities, some editor, shell
10) port some simplest ANSI C so you can self-compiler
...
*) give up and use Plan 9
Zachary Brooks
>Plan 9
I love Ed Wood Jr. as much as anyone, but naming any project as an homage to any of his movies is just a recipe for failure. I mean failure is what he's remembered for basically.
Jaxon Kelly
If you have to ask you don't have the proper skillset. Go back to watching Mr. Robot
Daniel Cooper
>if you have to ask
And how do you propose someone obtains the information on what is needed to even accomplish this task? Everyone starts somewhere.
Austin Rodriguez
If the first thing to do is to ask on cartoon cp imageboard instead of doing minimal research than I doubt you will get any far.
Ian Davis
>no
You wanted to know how. We couldn't guarantee you'd like the answer.
Angel Morris
Just wanted to let you that I hope you enjoy the rest of your miserable life.
Ryder Cox
>wiki.osdev.org
Listen to this guy, OP. OSDev is a great resource.
Carson Perez
Thanks everyone.
Bentley Roberts
>keyboard driver, file system and processes empty
shame, thanks anyway
Joseph Cruz
install gentoo
Elijah Clark
I know OP won't use it since he is a faggot and won't get past printing hello world on framebuffer, but these are some links I've hoarded over time:
littleosbook.github.io
greenteapress.com
os.phil-opp.com
cs.vu.nl
samypesse.gitbooks.io
and ofc books:
github.com
en.wikipedia.org
os-book.com
amazon.com
Chase Watson
Hey man thanks for that, that's a solid list
Connor Gray
Very appreciated bud.
Julian Myers
>You wanted to know how. We couldn't guarantee you'd like the answer.
/Life
James Sullivan
SUSE Stuido
Adrian Allen
develop schizophrenia
Michael Bell
LFS
Jason Morgan
Osdev wiki. It's how got started writing my own
Jordan Cruz
if you really want to get on hardware level, op, just start programming microcontrollers (real ones not devboards). you will actually get results with that.
Ayden Davis
Noah Allen
For the sake of conversation, how's it coming along man?
Thanks for the tip.