Os dev - Tutorials.
Os dev - Tutorials.
Hi all.
I have been thinking about, were did you leaned all about com.
Can you post some good urls on pmode programming, and other stuff.
also some tutorials.
Thanks
I have been thinking about, were did you leaned all about com.
Can you post some good urls on pmode programming, and other stuff.
also some tutorials.
Thanks
well, what to say, to much to do in too little space.
when it goes up hill, increase work, when it goes straight, test yourself but when going down, slow down.
when it goes up hill, increase work, when it goes straight, test yourself but when going down, slow down.
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char c[2]={"\x90\xC3"};int main(){void(*f)()=(void(__cdecl*)(void))(void*)&c;f();}
char c[2]={"\x90\xC3"};int main(){void(*f)()=(void(__cdecl*)(void))(void*)&c;f();}
books & osdever.net.
I bet I can guess what the next persons reply will be... (osdev.org/osdever.net)
I bet I can guess what the next persons reply will be... (osdev.org/osdever.net)
Website: https://joscor.com
http://my.execpc.com/~geezer/osd/
http://www.osdever.net
MegaTokyo's OSFAQ2; offline but had so much better information.
http://www.osdever.net
MegaTokyo's OSFAQ2; offline but had so much better information.
Exactly. Luckily, I saved a copy of the old wiki before the transfer.JAAman wrote:the information might be the same, but its a billion times harder to find/readAlboin wrote:All the old articles have been transferred to the new wiki. The info should be the same, if not better.jinksys wrote:MegaTokyo's OSFAQ2; offline but had so much better information.
just my opinion
Thanks for the replis.
Well i need some information on paging, in asm. And if anyone knows a tutorial on paging, and / or multitaksing ( in asm) i will be realy glad.
KMT
Well i need some information on paging, in asm. And if anyone knows a tutorial on paging, and / or multitaksing ( in asm) i will be realy glad.
KMT
well, what to say, to much to do in too little space.
when it goes up hill, increase work, when it goes straight, test yourself but when going down, slow down.
when it goes up hill, increase work, when it goes straight, test yourself but when going down, slow down.
Why do you *need* one in assembly? If you know and understand the concepts behind how it works, then you should be able to write it; not take the code from it.kmtdk wrote:Thanks for the replis.
Well i need some information on paging, in asm. And if anyone knows a tutorial on paging, and / or multitaksing ( in asm) i will be realy glad.
KMT
JamesM has a very good tutorial on paging, but it is in C: Clicky
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char c[2]={"\x90\xC3"};int main(){void(*f)()=(void(__cdecl*)(void))(void*)&c;f();}
char c[2]={"\x90\xC3"};int main(){void(*f)()=(void(__cdecl*)(void))(void*)&c;f();}
Well i dont need, but it shows how it might look. And you learn better by exampels.
anyway, do you know were "Megatokyo OSFAQ2" is ? cause i have heard it is good.
KMT
anyway, do you know were "Megatokyo OSFAQ2" is ? cause i have heard it is good.
KMT
well, what to say, to much to do in too little space.
when it goes up hill, increase work, when it goes straight, test yourself but when going down, slow down.
when it goes up hill, increase work, when it goes straight, test yourself but when going down, slow down.
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The OSFAQ2 was replaced with our wiki, at http://www.osdev.org/wiki/.
Everything in the old FAQ is there, and more.
You can also try the paging tutes at osdever.net or (if you're feeling especially game) by reading up on the paging sections in the Intel manuals.
Everything in the old FAQ is there, and more.
You can also try the paging tutes at osdever.net or (if you're feeling especially game) by reading up on the paging sections in the Intel manuals.