What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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I keep thinking the window around the emulation is the person's OS!
I admit, I was very discouraged at first! :mrgreen:
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Well, I created a new shell, mo-bettah lookin'
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I didn't wanna mess with the kernel, so I made changes to the shell.

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I havn't worked on my GUI for a while, i've been doing mainly file format stuff and a bit of my driver interface (all connected y'see) but i thought i'd update this thread anyway.

Focus changing with my PS/2 mouse :)

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Thought to show my updated status of my os :)

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It dont have off kernel execution yet so i cant launch my command line :cry: hope to get help on that soon

But its 12KB lol
My OS: NasuTek Ensemble http://code.google.com/p/ensemble/
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:lol: Not yet implanted? close.. but not quite, implemented. :)
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Brynet-Inc wrote::lol: Not yet implanted? close.. but not quite, implemented. :)
heh yeah i noticed the spelling error too :lol: i fixed it in 1A952
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@balthasar: The first sentence on your site, the last part: "but redone to be less erroriness", doesn't sound 'favorable' to you. A better ending would be "but redone to be more stable and error free."

Just thought I'd add that while we were on the subject.
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yay a screenshot of DiNS 1.0C (in development still).
[edit]I changed some configurations shortly after taking that picture. I lowered the tick rate so that the values aren't so high. For example, the printf function now reports 9 ticks and the pci enumeration takes 644 ticks.[/edit]
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This is my os (DreamOS :D)

written totally from scratch (actually there aren't useful commands, the cli was only for test scanf and similar functions).
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Actually I'm working on memory manager, very slowly (because my free time is near to 0 ^_^).

P.S. sorry for my bad english ^_^
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Ah! It must have been your SSL certificate that my client complained about and blocked.

Should probably host it on non-secure hosting...
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balthasar wrote:Thought to show my updated status of my os :)

It dont have off kernel execution yet so i cant launch my command line :cry: hope to get help on that soon

But its 12KB lol
GASP? You watched Elfien Lied!? That's a good show! It's a shame almost everyone died in the end! Oh, psh NYU OS, lol.

Anyways here's my lame one, it's gonna get better sooner or later:
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It's sucks I know...

One question, what ports do you write to to move the blinky cursor around?
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One question, what ports do you write to to move the blinky cursor around?

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static void move_cursor()
{
	unsigned short cursorLocation = cursor_y * screen_wid + cursor_x; //screen_wid is usually 80
	outb(0x3D4, 14);                  // Tell the VGA board we are setting the high cursor byte.
	outb(0x3D5, cursorLocation >> 8); // Send the high cursor byte.
	outb(0x3D4, 15);                  // Tell the VGA board we are setting the low cursor byte.
	outb(0x3D5, cursorLocation);      // Send the low cursor byte.
}
NOTE: It will make printing to screen slightly slower...

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piranha wrote:
One question, what ports do you write to to move the blinky cursor around?

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static void move_cursor()
{
	unsigned short cursorLocation = cursor_y * screen_wid + cursor_x; //screen_wid is usually 80
	outb(0x3D4, 14);                  // Tell the VGA board we are setting the high cursor byte.
	outb(0x3D5, cursorLocation >> 8); // Send the high cursor byte.
	outb(0x3D4, 15);                  // Tell the VGA board we are setting the low cursor byte.
	outb(0x3D5, cursorLocation);      // Send the low cursor byte.
}
NOTE: It will make printing to screen slightly slower...

-JL
Thanks, is there a VGA specification that tells me all the commands? I've tried google but I keep getting the circuitry specification.
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Yes there is. See the wiki. Have you checked the wiki? You should check the wiki.
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JamesM wrote:Yes there is. See the wiki. Have you checked the wiki? You should check the wiki.
No good :(
http://wiki.osdev.org/Special:Search?search=VGA&go=Go
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