A reference to learn how to do these stuff

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A reference to learn how to do these stuff

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Hi, I'm new to the world of operating systems development and till now i learned a basics things like, booting, mange the screen in text mode, write on the screen, read input from user, and other basic things but i just wanna jump a little farther.
anybody have a books or articles explains how to:

1- change video mode in the protected mode
2- deal with hardware to get data from it, like reading RAM size or anything else
3- deal with hard disk, reading and saving

Thanks.
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Re: A reference to learn how to do these stuff

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As a matter of fact... :-)

It is a long and difficult process to take, but if you do it a little at a time, you will be able to enjoy the process. In my opinion, that is the main word you should remember, enjoy.

You have come to the right place to ask questions. Please feel free to do so.

As for books, I have a series of books starting with how to boot all the way to USB, GUI, File systems, and as you asked, the ATA and ATAPI disks.

Have a look at the page listed below.
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Ben
http://www.fysnet.net/osdesign_book_series.htm
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Re: A reference to learn how to do these stuff

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There's this big poster button at the top of your screen where all your questions have been answered a decade ago: The OSDev.org Wiki - Got a question? Search this first!
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