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

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

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That's why Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld are entertainers and not programmers. :-) I'm kidding---I started out describing how this engineering business makes sense for me, I'm sure others may have different opinions. Not to mention that I have always been more interested in computer science rather than engineering (i.e., self.theory > self.practice).
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Tried making function of drawing background color rectangle:
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Forgot to put a semicolon in header file :D:
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Tried getting character from console memory(background color doesn't matter):
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zgintasz wrote:Tried making function of drawing background color rectangle:
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Forgot to put a semicolon in header file :D:
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Tried getting character from console memory(background color doesn't matter):
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You probably meant to post these here.
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After much futzing with my hard disk and video drivers, I finally have my complete system, GUI and all, running on a real piece of hardware. Prior to this, I had ramdisks booting with small subsets of the system, and one time I booted the full GUI on my desktop when it was in development - which was completely useless because none of my desktop's input devices are PS/2 and I don't have a USB stack yet.

The compositor is a bit slow, but not unusably so, and it doesn't degrade noticably when new windows are opened. Entire system performance needs tweaks, though, but that's a different story.
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I recognize something in that picture! :-)
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Yes! I do to, I used to have an intel atom n270! Nice little CPU, but I'm sure that's not what you were re-fering to :roll:
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Coty wrote:Yes! I do to, I used to have an intel atom n270! Nice little CPU, but I'm sure that's not what you were re-fering to :roll:
Intel Atom processors are terrible.

I was referring to a small program I wrote a few years back, it seems klange has included it with ToAruOS.
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Brynet-Inc wrote:
zgintasz wrote:Tried making function of drawing background color rectangle:
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Forgot to put a semicolon in header file :D:
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Tried getting character from console memory(background color doesn't matter):
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You probably meant to post these here.
yes, sorry, I don't know how it came here, my fault. Anyway, klange, your os looks really great :).
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A screen shot of my os "Protea Operating System"
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Here's mine, with it's funky title bar and status bar in text mode
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A few top lines are missing, they are warnings and version info, along with copyright
They got scrolled off
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Here is my "rewritten from scratch" project. There is absolutely nothing special here. Except publicly viewable source code that is available on my website. I have to freeze development until I find most of the bugs. Building this simple toolchain + bootloader took surprisingly long.
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Hey guys, I've been gone for a while (went off to school this year), but I've been to work on my little kernel over Christmas break!

I've gotten newlib ported and am in the process of implementing all the system calls needed (I've got most done now, just a few left). I've got a (very) basic remote shell written (through serial) and a I've written the ls and echo commands.

I'm extremely excited that it is somewhat functional now! I believe ecstatic is an appropriate word. :D Here's a picture of me trying out my echo application.
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first try on real HW, aparently all went well except that the computer have no ps2 port, so no mouse or kb after boot >.>
os look to run ok since the time change but i belive its now the time to make a usb driver to be able to test more stuff.
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Kernel debugger showing 64-bit long mode application about to do a syscall:

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 RAX=00000180_E00000C3 RBX=00000000_00000001 RCX=00000000_00010000              
 RDX=00000200_30000000 RSI=00000000_BF400000 RDI=00000000_40002070              
  R8=00000000_00000000  R9=00000000_00000000 R10=00000000_00000000              
 R11=00000000_00000000 R12=00000000_00000000 R13=00000000_00000000              
 R14=00000000_00000000 R15=00000000_0000013A                                    
 RIP=00000180_E0000231 RSP=00000200_2FFFFFE8 RBP=00000200_2FFFFFF0              
 CS=0B33 DS=0000 ES=0000 FS=0000 GS=0000 SS=01BB                                
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Here are some images of my OS project, Retro OS:

The command line, using ls and help, and running an RBI (Retro Binary Interface) file:
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Future boot screen (my 640x480x4bpp driver is wayyyy to slow for this as the boot screen right now, it takes 1.5 seconds to load in qemu, and about 3-5 seconds (depending on computer) on actual hardware) (And don't mind all the random stuff, a friend made it for me...):
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Lambda OS:
GitHub: https://github.com/farlepet
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