What I need to know is: How can I run executables (Mainly just plain bin files) from my kernel? A simple(ish) set of instructions would be cool ;D Thanks,Kaigoh
Executing Programs from a micro-kernel
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kaigoh
Executing Programs from a micro-kernel
Hey all - I know this is most likely a newbie question for most, but it is the forst thing I have got stuck on so far What I need to know is: How can I run executables (Mainly just plain bin files) from my kernel? A simple(ish) set of instructions would be cool ;D Thanks,
Kaigoh
What I need to know is: How can I run executables (Mainly just plain bin files) from my kernel? A simple(ish) set of instructions would be cool ;D Thanks,Kaigoh
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FSQUID
Re:Executing Programs from a micro-kernel
Files? Then is a file system like FAT12 required.
The simplest way is to load raw sectors form disk (int 13h) then make a call to the location loaded to like a sub-procedure. The program can be terminated with 'ret' to return to the point called from.
The simplest way is to load raw sectors form disk (int 13h) then make a call to the location loaded to like a sub-procedure. The program can be terminated with 'ret' to return to the point called from.