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@ -18,11 +18,10 @@ I however would recomend atleast a Pentium 2 Class System or higher.
Runs at 9600 baud (as its fairly standard) Runs at 9600 baud (as its fairly standard)
Serial is mostly used as a debug output (In the future this will be able to be enabled/disabled) Serial is mostly used as a debug output (In the future this will be able to be enabled/disabled)
Note: Kernel is currently under very heavy development. #### Note: Kernel is currently under very heavy development. All things are subject to change at any time.
All things are subject to change at any time.
## Building ## Building
Run `./build.sh` inside main directory of repo, however you may first need to run `make toolchain` i would DEFINITELY use more than one job (building GCC takes forever) Run `./build.i686` inside main directory of repo, however you may first need to run `make toolchain TARGET=i686-elf` (you can also build for `xtensa-esp32-elf`) i would DEFINITELY use more than one job (building GCC takes forever)
To write to a disk, use `./write.sh` just enter a disk in at the prompt and it will build & flash nanite to it (ex. `/dev/sdb`) To write to a disk, use `./write.sh` just enter a disk in at the prompt and it will build & flash nanite to it (ex. `/dev/sdb`)
You could also run `make all` but the scripts a bit better tbh, it even automates starting QEMU and building an image. You could also run `make all` but the scripts a bit better tbh, it even automates starting QEMU and building an image.
@ -35,7 +34,6 @@ Theres also a way to debug it with BOCHS if need be, just run `./debug.sh` inste
- nasm - nasm
#### Only Required to Build the Image #### Only Required to Build the Image
- grub2 - grub2
- parted - parted
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## Resources I've Used Throughout the Project ## Resources I've Used Throughout the Project
- Nanobyte's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@nanobyte-dev (Used to start off learning about OSDev) - Nanobyte's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@nanobyte-dev (Used to start off learning about OSDev)
- OSDEV Wiki: https://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page (INSANELY Helpful like SUPER USEFUL basically any info i've needed i've pulled from here) - OSDEV Wiki: https://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page (INSANELY Helpful like SUPER USEFUL basically any info i've needed i've pulled from here)
- BrokenThorn: http://www.brokenthorn.com (Can't remember what i used it for but only used once or twice) - BrokenThorn: http://www.brokenthorn.com (Used to learn about memory management!)