So, from nothing, QEMU and other things stopped.

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So, from nothing, QEMU and other things stopped.

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I'm disapointed, really. I rebuild all compilers, reinstall qemu. but nothing. Try compile code in verbose, no errors. I don't know what I need to do.

I create files from Bare Bones (ctrl+c, ctrl+v) to test, and nothing.
I'll attach the files. Plz help me again m8s ;-;
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Re: So, from nothing, QEMU and other things stopped.

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First obvious thing is:

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.set MAGIC, 0x1B4DB002
The 4 needs to be an A. Should be

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.set MAGIC, 0x1BADB002
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Re: So, from nothing, QEMU and other things stopped.

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So f0cking d4mn jerk I am. :P :P :P :P
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I think this thread sums up my entire experience of OS development so far.
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Re: So, from nothing, QEMU and other things stopped.

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zesterer wrote:I think this thread sums up my entire experience of OS development so far.
LOL right on, I've gone thru the whole Aarch64 TRM, papers, sheets, qemu code etc to find an address to write input to until I found out the address for input is the same one for output on the UART. I'll never forget that facepalm moment.
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