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mnovotny wrote:The Em kernel. It can do memory dump and that is pretty much all. You can scroll with cursor keys and even use page up, page down. Whoa!
What's with the messed up characters on the right?
I see NAME FAT12 which I understand but the rest I don't.
mnovotny wrote:The Em kernel. It can do memory dump and that is pretty much all. You can scroll with cursor keys and even use page up, page down. Whoa!
What's with the messed up characters on the right?
I see NAME FAT12 which I understand but the rest I don't.
Troll detected.
"Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons.", Popular Mechanics (1949)
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mnovotny wrote:The Em kernel. It can do memory dump and that is pretty much all. You can scroll with cursor keys and even use page up, page down. Whoa!
What's with the messed up characters on the right?
I see NAME FAT12 which I understand but the rest I don't.
Troll detected.
Hey, I'm not a troll. I couldn't get close to the level of skillness that person's operating system just curious. I guess I worded it wrongly, though
Hmm... okay... Never used a debugger before then? It's the plain text interpretation of the bytes you're debugging. The purpose is so that you can spot strings easier (you got one, "FAT12").
"Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons.", Popular Mechanics (1949)
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Then I suggest you start reading the forum rules before you have to apologize for a ton more things.
"Certainly avoid yourself. He is a newbie and might not realize it. You'll hate his code deeply a few years down the road." - Sortie
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shindow wrote:mine seems silly...and haven't finished yet,it takes time
Looks like you're doing quite well (after all, graphics can come later - it's the other stuff that's fun!), but there's a reason that most of the text-mode screenshots on here have a black background: better contrast! (well, either that or set the brightness bit in the foreground colour so that there's actually a brightness, rather than just colour, difference - notice that the screenshot near the top of the page uses bright white on red and darker colours on black)
Here's a picture of my super-cool GRUB2 boot screen(As if that matters.. )
NOTE: Viewing it full size instead of in the post looks better.
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Man.. That makes me want to run 'make test' over and over..
EDIT: I'm undergoing a major code rewrite, so this is all I have to show.. For now
EDIT #2: I'm still experimenting with colours and backgrounds, so this is just a test, k?
Give a man Linux, you feed the nearest optician ( Been staring at the PC too long again? ).
Give a man OS X, you feed the nearest NVidia outlet ( I need more GPU power!! )
Give a man Windows, you feed the entire Tylenol company ( Self explanatory )
Here is a picture of my debugging environment.
It copies all of the registers to the screen on each interrupt 0x01!
That's it for now, but i am working on a function with which i am able to scroll through the memory (keyboard)
currently working on: Keyboard driver/interrupt, creating a filesystem, floppy disk driver
done: Video driver, timer interrupt, debugger interrupt , debugger memory (sending memory to the screen)