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Technology (Read Only) => Programming => Topic started by: accelleon on August 31, 2010, 08:23:09 PM
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yea i was wondering:
how many people here actually know ASM?
and anyone else here into OS development?
if so, have you actually created a working OS?
if your into OS Dev heres a good resource. (http://osdev.org)
and a nice tutorial thats still being written(includes demos) (http://www.brokenthorn.com/Resources/OSDevIndex.html)
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Accel XD. Your topic is so complicated but your question is so simple.
Well. I do now C++. Which is basically all u need. But idk man. A frekin Os?
Glad to see ya on the forums man.
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well i've been signed up for a while but im sort of anti-social. lol
Dev is one of those things where you NEED ASM so ya...
i made a small OS but im rewriting it so that its HDD compatible (DAMN HDD support is complex lol) i think ill post it up here after im finished with the CLI ;P
also OS = operating system (ya i did that ;P) and i posted my CPU guide up on teh Guides forum
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What did you name It I made a small Linux based os called project blackbird
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cool
i just called it AccelOS cause naming isnt as important as actually programming it
hmm im not familiar with linux so i made all the code myself. its definitely a plus cause
1) no lost pride from someone else's code
2) you dont have to understand someone elses code (and i looked at the linux code, damn some of that is like a cipher lol)
3) better educational value cause your learning more about a computer than just what you need for teh kernel
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So your not familiar to Linux/Unix hope you get the most closest familiar as you can, Microsoft wont going to reveal your their shit ;).
Atm you can't say that you are not familiar to Linux unless you do not know NOTHING about c++, asm or so. =)
and no wai, its not like being familiar to linux but you can learn a lot of stuff by others, you know, 1 person cant make whole knowledge.
the thing is sharing knowledge and all people will advance more than 1 just keeping it, anyway.
Hope you get it better than Unix. Good luck =). haf fun trying it, ill like to test. :)
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Share your knowledge Ruben :3
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well by not familiar with linux i mean ive never actually used it. before its better than UNIX i need to add SVGA support and DAMN is that hard lol damn documentation barriers, i wish there was more documentation on NTFS... that would be awesome lol
ive tried adding ext2/3 support to my OS thats still very developmental xD
like my steam page says i scratched teh project last year and restarted early summer and OS Dev takes time (alot of time)