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

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

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So far mine doesn't have much.

Not even a name.

Just loads a new GDT, IDT, and has basic keyboard stuff.

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I also stuck a question in there. :D
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I think "insert OS name" is a pretty cool name for an OS.

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serge2k: I think it's a nice name too :)

For the keyboard, either you're polling (and you should use IRQs instead), either you're sending the ack too early / not stopping interrupts / something like that.
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hmm

my ISR for the keyboard reads from port 60h and then adds it to the standard input for the console and then does the out 20h, 20h (actually I had a rather stupid incident doing out 20, 20 instead...). Is there something else I have to do? I followed this http://wiki.osdev.org/Interrupt_Service ... r_Wrapping essentially.

anyway, just because I wanted to see it do something
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you can also see the issue I'm having with the timmerr. I'm having to deliberately type slow to keep it working right.
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Here is mine
Finally got the GDT, the IDT, the ISRs working!!!
I got the GDT, IDT and ISRs working!!! GREAT!!
I got the GDT, IDT and ISRs working!!! GREAT!!
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Nice BSOD copy. At least it's better explanatory than the Microsoft one. ;)
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Nathan wrote:Nice BSOD copy. At least it's better explanatory than the Microsoft one. ;)
Thanks :) I'm planning on changing the color.. and the name as well... maybe the Purple or Red Screen of Doom
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chibicitiberiu wrote:
Nathan wrote:Nice BSOD copy. At least it's better explanatory than the Microsoft one. ;)
Thanks :) I'm planning on changing the color.. and the name as well... maybe the Purple or Red Screen of Doom
If you want something original, remember that RSOD is already taken by Vista for early boot errors ^^
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Neolander wrote:
chibicitiberiu wrote:
Nathan wrote:Nice BSOD copy. At least it's better explanatory than the Microsoft one. ;)
Thanks :) I'm planning on changing the color.. and the name as well... maybe the Purple or Red Screen of Doom
If you want something original, remember that RSOD is already taken by Vista for early boot errors ^^
lol they are both taken red and purple :)) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screens_of_death
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Nice one!
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Finally I got the keyboard driver working!!! It's still buggy, but it's one step forward :)
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Seems we're no longer limited to ctris and hack. ;)
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Kevin wrote:Seems we're no longer limited to ctris and hack. ;)
Nice job Kevin! Time for me to pull the latest tyndur and build it. :)
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That's always a good plan, of course. ;)

But Supertux depends on several experimental branches, so pulling master won't get you there yet. I could probably provide binaries that run on git master, though.
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