So, my PC and OS are x86-64 and I didn't find on the internet any tutorial on how to make a x86-64 kernel. I tried to make a kernel using elf - it won't link. I tried to make a kernel using elf64 - grub won't boot it. What should I do? I must add some ASM code to make it work? I've followed this tutorial. I am using Ubuntu, ld, gcc, nasm and bochs.
Sorry for the bad English.
PS: Don't blame me, I'm 13.
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Re: x86-64 kernel
wiki a little harder next time: http://wiki.osdev.org/Creating_a_64-bit_kernel
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that's the worst excuse I've ever heard...silviubogan wrote: PS: Don't blame me, I'm 13.
If you're old enough to take on the task, then you are old enough to recieve responsibilities along the way.
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You will have to build a cross-compiler first. Check the wiki on how to do that. Si adauga-ma in lista de mess daca ai... vezi profilul meu pt ID 
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