Yet another unnamed operating system project. The OS itself does not offer anonymity (or any other useful features), I simply couldn't think of a name.
- The multi-stage bootloader will capable of loading a 32-bit kernel in protected mode from a FAT32 filesystem.
- The kernel will be written in C.
- The kernel will have basic filesystem and multitasking support.
- Port an existing C compiler to the OS, so that it can be self-hosting (This is unlikely to ever happen).
- A bootable FAT32 disk image is generated.
- the bootloader is capable of loading and executing a 32-bit kernel (written in C). Currently, the loadable kernel size is limited by the 1MB memory barrier. The bootloader also sets up VESA graphics.
Running make will generate a bootable FAT32 disk image called boot.bin. You can test
this image in QEMU by running make test, or possibly by writing it to a USB drive.
i686-elf-gcc is required to compile the kernel.