When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots

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Crazy BIOS!!! :lol: :lol:
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A cupple of fails:

when I was making the graphic driver
http://imgur.com/MhI7ws6

My OS seams to love me sooooo much (Dumping kernel in vram =D> )
http://imgur.com/QvbGJvy

Playing with panic(string message); (And forgot to loop the kmain #-o )
http://imgur.com/jQhllCB[/url]
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DeezRamChips wrote:A cupple of fails:

when I was making the graphic driver
http://imgur.com/MhI7ws6

My OS seams to love me sooooo much (Dumping kernel in vram =D> )
http://imgur.com/QvbGJvy

Playing with panic(string message); (And forgot to loop the kmain #-o )
http://imgur.com/jQhllCB[/url]
Hello Mr. memedev, lol :mrgreen:
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Trying to install my interrupt handler. It doesn't even get to lidt before debug-printing fails:

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I'm trying to make kernel with Rust, and those are "native" error messages, but somehow I managed to mess up nearly everything...
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reworking kout() :D
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Having "fun" with my keyboard driver.
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When you don't disable your shell when switching between graphical modes...
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MemeDev xDDD
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DeezRamChips wrote:MemeDev xDDD
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My interrupt code testing wasn't the rousing success I thought it would be...
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My OS dumped random RAM contents as instructions (in a wrong way).
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I don't think my scrolling code is working properly.

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Only thing that scrolling should do, is, to move line 2 to line 1, line 3 to line 2, ... and move line 24 to line 23. Then clear line 25 and put Console X variable to 24 and Console Y variable to 0.
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Lukand wrote:Then clear line 25 and put Console X variable to 24 and Console Y variable to 0.
Wrong. It's X = 0 and Y = 24. You want to go back to the beginning of the line, on the 24th line.
When you start writing an OS you do the minimum possible to get the x86 processor in a usable state, then you try to get as far away from it as possible.

Syntax checkup:
Wrong: OS's, IRQ's, zero'ing
Right: OSes, IRQs, zeroing
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Whoops. Mixed X and Y.
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