Beginner needs a start ;)

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maakera
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Beginner needs a start ;)

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Hi, i just started studying Operating System development and i need your help to get me going.

I want to start making an OS in C. Now i know theres ton's of other language's what i can use to make an Operating System but the fact is, that i am way more experienced in c than assembly or c++ or whatever.

What i mean by getting me going is that i need a start. I actually don't know how to begin.
All i know is that i have to write an bootloader and kernel. (made the bootloader in assembly).

But i would prefer that kernel and everything else what i attend to add is written in C, because my C language skills are rather extended.

I already have started taking lesson's in Operating System's but they aren't helping much.


Hope you can help :)
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Re: Beginner needs a start ;)

Post by shikhin »

Hello,

Seeing your post, I'd give you some links to get a head start. Currently, I am too busy, so I cannot give you some big texts, so I'll just give the links, and hopefully, they help you:

http://wiki.osdev.org/Languages
http://wiki.osdev.org/Beginner_Mistakes
http://wiki.osdev.org/Getting_Started
http://wiki.osdev.org/GRUB (Bootloader)

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maakera
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Re: Beginner needs a start ;)

Post by maakera »

Well, silly me. Didn't notice the same page i was asking help :)
Os development for beginners helped a lot.

Thanks.
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