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Yay! Keyboard is somewhat functional!

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I got my keyboard to work in my os, isn't that amazing! Now... hmmm... I am out of goals...
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Your out of goals already?
Research!!!!
  • Memory Manager
    Scheduler
    Read from floppy/HD
    File System support
    Command Line
    Program Loading into Userspace
    Support for executable files
    VGA/VESA if you want...
The possibilities are endless!

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Haha! Thank you, Just wondering, but are those in some order of importance?
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"Certainly avoid yourself. He is a newbie and might not realize it. You'll hate his code deeply a few years down the road." - Sortie
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I suggest making a memory manager first, then a scheduler.
Then you can work on disk IO and filesystems, and then program loading (binary), and once you can load files, then you can implement executable files.

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