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

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Artlav wrote:Working on the network stack...
Never expected that i would be so excited by a simple ping!
Nice! I'm very jealous of you.
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That's my OS printing a string without interrupts (0xb800). Amazing, huh? Not the greatest in history though. I still like the look of all the other very good projects! 8)
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yup. you are definitely ready to making endless questions on x86 chipset guts. :D
ANT - NT-like OS for x64 and arm64.
efify - UEFI for a couple of boards (mips and arm). suspended due to lost of all the target park boards (russians destroyed our town).
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Artlav wrote:Working on the network stack...
Never expected that i would be so excited by a simple ping!
I know that feeling. Nice work. :P
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You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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This special screenshot requires me to post a link to an external site:

https://twitter.com/ToAruOS/status/897095724667617281
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klange wrote:This special screenshot requires me to post a link to an external site:

https://twitter.com/ToAruOS/status/897095724667617281
Wow, that's impressible. Did you port Python? If you did, then it's just wonderful.
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Octocontrabass wrote: "Something about extending functions to 64 bit"
I can finally reply to you, some serious work has been done.
There are still some functions I have to implement.
This is a screenshot of around 8 separate hexadecimal functions, printing 8, 16, 32 bit integers, both signed and unsigned. Still lots of bugs to fix.
Around ~1100 lines of code, an entirely new VGA driver btw)
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4 different output types supported.
Writing a 1000+ lines of code VGA drivers while other are pinging this site from their own OSes.
OS: Basic OS
About: 32 Bit Monolithic Kernel Written in C++ and Assembly, Custom FAT 32 Bootloader
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stevewoods1986 wrote:Wow, that's impressible. Did you port Python? If you did, then it's just wonderful.
I had a rudimentary port of Python 2.7 a few years ago, and worked on porting Python 3.6 while it was in RC back in December/January. I've been using Python as the primary userspace language for building graphical applications in my OS since then. In this example, a Python script generated an OAuth-signed API request to send to the Twitter API server via a TLS tunneling tool built from mbed TLS.
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klange wrote:This special screenshot requires me to post a link to an external site:

https://twitter.com/ToAruOS/status/897095724667617281
Neat.
And now i have a nice goal to work towards...
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I've got a basic UDP chat application working

http://i.imgur.com/LGDxvVh.gif

To be frank, I've had a working UDP implementation for a while now, but it was all wonky and used SOCK_STREAM semantics. No longer!
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Geri wrote:Image

sneaky snake
well done geri chan! ^_^
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gungomanj wrote: well done geri chan! ^_^
sugoi kawaii hebi desu
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klange, that is awesome!

Have you considered a script for posting screenshots in this thread?
lev wrote:I've got a basic UDP chat application working

http://i.imgur.com/LGDxvVh.gif

To be frank, I've had a working UDP implementation for a while now, but it was all wonky and used SOCK_STREAM semantics. No longer!
That's amazing, cool with a gif!
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I started my os kernel a month ago, and i am finally able to read from a FAT32 file system !
I know that this isnt much, but i needed to do all the basic functions (like paging, heap, ...) before !
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(for now the fat32 access and read are hardcoded, i will need to work on a VFS implementation and then on system calls to interact with it)
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