Operating Systems
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carbonBased
RE:Operating Systems
I severly doubt you'll find too many operating systems written exclusively in assembly. It's simply too time consuming.
SkyOS, however, IIRC is written 100% in assembly (and is quite impressive, too!). I don't recall if the sources are downloadable, however.
In any event, there are two links at the top of this page you'll see; OSDev Ring and Links. Either one will point you in the direction of the vast majority of operating systems available on the internet. In fact, I don't think you'll find a better list anywhere.
Cheers,
Jeff
SkyOS, however, IIRC is written 100% in assembly (and is quite impressive, too!). I don't recall if the sources are downloadable, however.
In any event, there are two links at the top of this page you'll see; OSDev Ring and Links. Either one will point you in the direction of the vast majority of operating systems available on the internet. In fact, I don't think you'll find a better list anywhere.
Cheers,
Jeff
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GSD
RE:Operating Systems
Hi Tim,
just "google" for "+JeffOS +os", then you will find a small, simple and rudimentary os with sources. The code is really easy to understand.
Rene
just "google" for "+JeffOS +os", then you will find a small, simple and rudimentary os with sources. The code is really easy to understand.
Rene
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garf
RE:Operating Systems
You could also take a look at Menuet OS. It is a 32 bit multi-tasking OS written in asm. I am not sure if it was built with nasm, but it is a complete OS with source. It has a windowing GUI that can run at upto 1280x1024x32, fits on a single floppy, and even includes a minimal text editor and assembler that run native on the OS.
You can find it at www.menuetos.org
You can find it at www.menuetos.org