Hey...
??? :-[
I have boot12.bin bootloader, it should load my micro kernel, but when computer starts it thust hangs and writes "$_?b" or something like.Note: my micro kernel is 200 bytes and it shouldn't make no problems I think, but does.It isn't 4 kb size and it shouldn't have no linking.
But what should I write at kernel begin,that it would load it self and work?
Please help me...
I am developing my ThunderOS with nasm.
How can I load kernel?
Re:How can I load kernel?
What do YOU think should happen??Thunder wrote: Please help me...
There are several working, standalone boot samples on this forum written in NASM. You might try using one of those, verify that it works (usually a message on the screen), and then step through it to understand what it does.
Re:How can I load kernel?
To help you, we need more info like source code or something.
K.J.
K.J.
Re:How can I load kernel?
Are you loading your kernel off of a hard-coded sector? Or are in using the FAT FS? What? Tell us more details...