sht wrote:My files are in floppy drive.(I use image of floppy in vmware).
And you want to load it from the floppy yourself ? Alright, then you need to answer at least my first question : in which CPU mode does your OS run ?
This is important because if your CPU is in so-called real mode, you can access the floppy drive very easily, whereas if it is in protected or long mode, you'll need a bit more work (but get access to all of your CPU's modern capabilities as a counterpart).
I'm new and so inexpert. So I don't know that my codes are correct or not.
I attach My files here.
I'm not talking about code at the moment. This is about design choices, which will in turn tell you which kind of code you want you write. In an ideal scenario, you should care about those before writing a single line of code, but I guess nearly everybody on OSdev can confirm that it's not how things happen when you begin in the field.
Let me repeat this again : there are several solutions to your problem. Each one has a set of advantages and drawbacks. Which one you choose determine what your operating system will be like. It's because of such choices that not all operating systems are alike
I currently have the feeling that you are using other people's code without truly understanding what its outcome is. This is a bad practice. You may think that you can get away with it in the short run, but in the long run you will get burned. You can't truly master things without understanding the theory behind them.