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#### Note: Kernel is currently under very heavy development. All things are subject to change at any time. #### Note: Kernel is currently under very heavy development. All things are subject to change at any time.
## Building ## Building
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 `armv7-elf`) 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` or `aarch64-elf`) i would DEFINITELY use more than one job (building GCC takes forever)
Theres also Xtensa Support being worked on, but its currently non-functional Theres also Xtensa and Arm64 Support being worked on, but both are currently non-functional
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.