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author | Windel Bouwman |
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date | Sat, 25 May 2013 14:46:12 +0200 |
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# Project goals * To write a microkernel sort of OS. * Write the kernel in C ('cos') * Write a kernel in oberon like language and be able to compile this with the ide. * Create python scripts that form the major part of the OS. * Make IDE in python that can compile the OS. Status badge: [![Build Status](https://drone.io/bitbucket.org/windel/lcfos/status.png)](https://drone.io/bitbucket.org/windel/lcfos/latest) # Directory structure 'os' contains the os written in oberon like language. 'ide' contains the python3 qt4 ide to build the os. 'cos' contains the os written in C and assembler. # Software dependencies * python3 * pyqt4 Optional: * bochs * nasm # How to start the IDE $ cd ide $ python runide.py = About the C version of the OS = To build the C kernel, enter: $ cd cos $ make Running the OS with bochs: $ bochs -q Running the OS with kvm: $ kvm -fda bootdisk.img or: $ qemu-kvm -fda bootdisk.img required tools: - bochs: for simulating the OS - mtools: for copying files to the bootdisk - nasm: for assembler instructions - gcc: for compiling the C sources - make: for building the system - python 3: for building the initial ramdisk Enjoy!