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@ -18,11 +18,17 @@ A funtioning Bootloader and half working kernel.
Also some tools for the FAT filesystem (host system). Also some tools for the FAT filesystem (host system).
Kernel is currently under heavy development. Kernel is currently under heavy development.
## How To Build ## Building
You Basically Run `./build.sh` to build it You Basically Run `./build.sh` to build it
If you wanted to write it to a floppy disk you can use `write.sh` tho be careful as the value for what drive it uses is hard coded as /dev/sdb If you wanted to write it to a floppy disk you can use `write.sh` tho be careful as the value for what drive it uses is hard coded as /dev/sdb
### Build Requirements
- mtools
- make
- gcc (or really any C compiler)
- NASM
## How is Testing Done ## How is Testing Done
Testing is mostly done with QEMU These days, but I do sometimes pull out my Dell Latitude D610 to test on (for anyone wondering its completely maxed out. [2GB of ram Pentium M @ 2.23GHz]) Testing is mostly done with QEMU These days, but I do sometimes pull out my Dell Latitude D610 to test on (for anyone wondering its completely maxed out. [2GB of ram Pentium M @ 2.23GHz])

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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ typedef struct
uint8_t VolumeLabel[11]; // 11 bytes, padded with spaces uint8_t VolumeLabel[11]; // 11 bytes, padded with spaces
uint8_t SystemId[8]; uint8_t SystemId[8];
// ... we don't care about code ... // ... we don't care about code ... huh?
} __attribute__((packed)) FAT_BootSector; } __attribute__((packed)) FAT_BootSector;