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Does anybody have code/tutorials on setting up Paging?  I know how it works but I can't find any information on how to set it up.

All you've gotta do is setup your page tables/directories in advance, load CR3, and set PG in CR0.

Check out the sources for GazOS, I believe it enables paging, and I believe that's what I learned (learnt?) from.

Personally, I'd recommend enabling paging while preserving the location of all the memory pages (ie, no remapping... just map all the pages where they'd be with paging disabled) at first... just for testing purposes.  Makes it easier... then fiddle around with it.  Just my $0.02

Jeff

Thank you.
I load CR3 with what? The address of PDE?

Oops... I totally skipped right over that part...

Bits 11->31 of CR3 contain the (4KB Aligned!!!) physical address of the page directory.

Bits 0->11 are all reserved if you're on an 386.  486+ processors define PWT (Bit 3) and PCD (bit 4)

PWT = Page Write-Through
PCD = Page Cache Disable

Hope that helps.

Jeff

Take a look at Intel's Developer Manuals (http://developer.intel.com). I believe Volume 3 of the Pentium manuals digs deepest in covering paging and related features.