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> Need Help With Kernel Compilation, Please help me for my project
amitojduggal
post Jan 23 2006, 01:23 AM
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Hello everyone,

i am making a project on the operating system, i am making a basic Operating system in C and assembly, so i have written 2 basic things boot loader and kernel

Now i have a problem, boot loader works fine, but the kernel is not complete, it follows only very simple commands like clear screen, quit and reboot, i want to add program like make directory, remove directory, and dir commands, but i do not know the logic for those programs, please help me, and i also want to add a text editor and a snake game,
it there a command in c that makes us to run an exe file from within a program and also i need to know, is there a way we can edit a file with .bin extension.
i just want to put some more things in it, what should i do? please help me
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mama_soap
post Feb 27 2006, 10:05 PM
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Well, I suppose if you've come as far as half-writing a simple kernel, I would suggest you study the Unix Operating System. I am sure you have either considered this or have done it as a part of some formal course or the other. The code for Linuxes is open source, it is written in C and Assembly, you can take it apart for yourself and see how it works. The linux kernel mailing list archives is a good starting point (but please read their guidelines before you post anything there! it's a strictly dev-only list). Or just install a linux distro and start hacking the kernel. Google a few keywords for more information.

Hope this helps.
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