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Hi,
I'm triying to do a very simply operating system, but i have:
- The boot wiht grub
- the control of the text mode 80*25 monitor
- The control of GDT and IDT
- The control of interruptions and pit
- A english keyboard

How can I put the spanish keyboard?
How can i put a iso grub? I'm working with floppy disk
What can i do to continue wiht the system?

Thank you, sorry for my english

OdnetninI wrote:How can I put the spanish keyboard?

PS2 Keyboard

How can i put a iso grub? I'm working with floppy disk

GRUB

What can i do to continue wiht the system?

What order should I make things in
Beginner Mistakes
How To Ask Questions

Thank you, sorry for my english

Getting Started, section "Required Knowledge".

Thank you, i do the grub iso and keyboard, i'm goind to start with heap

Are you using a tutorial by any chance?

to gdt, idt, irq
yes,
the others no
why do you make the question?

it's posible, but I'm making all another only with osdev information and my knowledge

OdnetninI wrote:it's posible, but I'm making all another only with osdev information and my knowledge

*Sigh*

Quoting from a link I posted earlier in this thread:

Getting Started / Required Knowledge wrote: If you think you can skip this, it's probably just for you.

Writing an OS is not a beginner's task. In fact, writing an OS is usually considered the most difficult programming task. You will need above-average programming skills before considering a project like this. Failure to comply will make you look silly.

Some things you will need to know are:

• [...]
• Language and Vocabulary: You need to be able to read and write (technical) English at a competent level. Virtually all technical documentation is in English, and most of the resources you could find on the web (like this Wiki and the forum) are, also. Using incorrect terminology will make you look foolish and confuse the people willing to help you.
• [...]
• Toolchain: You must know the behavioral details of your compiler, assembler, linker, and make utility. You should have the documentation of the tools you use at hand, and refer to them before asking the community. Rest assured that any possible beginner's question about GCC, GNU as, NASM, GNU ld, and GRUB has been answered twice over. Search before you ask.
• [...]

Actually, I will add another bullet point just now to cover your specific plight...

I think hitting the books is a good start of point