the first boot of my kernel on real hardware :)

[solez]

my (x86) hobby kernel is called "tawagoto" ("****" in Japanese, or so Google translate says). I've been working on it for a month now.

tawagoto currently has:
a very simple shell
a ps/2 keyboard driver
a physical memory allocator (using a bitmap)
framebuffer output
interrupts (including irq0 and irq1)
a timer

I'll post the source code on github tomorrow.

I used almost no ai working on it (only used it for the "shiftmap" in the keyboard driver. it's very simple anyway, just {'character', 'character when holding shift'} repeating)

tawagoto is also pretty light, only being around ~30KB

what do you think?

[nullplan]

my (x86) hobby kernel is called "tawagoto" ("****" in Japanese, or so Google translate says).

According to deepl, it means small talk, and not any of the four letter words the forum might have substituted there.

I used almost no ai working on it (only used it for the "shiftmap" in the keyboard driver. it's very simple anyway, just {'character', 'character when holding shift'} repeating)

Fair enough, it's probably very repetitive. Although I will note that Xkb adds two more levels (namely "key when pressing AltGr", and "key when pressing AltGr+Shift").

what do you think?

Well, so far I haven't seen a whole lot. That image is very tiny. But the fact that your code boots on real hardware: Awesome! Keep going!

[Octocontrabass]

According to deepl, it means small talk, and not any of the four letter words the forum might have substituted there.

That translation is incorrect. It actually means "nonsense". I can think of some less-polite synonyms that might be filtered out of posts...

[klange]

By the powers of being a moderator, I can see the word the OP wrote beneath the censor, and 戯言 very definitely does not mean the 4-letter word for feces.

It means tomfoolery, jest, jape. "It's just a prank, bro!"

[solez]

Update:
https://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?t=58353