I decided to follow a guide on how to make an operating system a while back and was able to get the kernel working by printing text, but now that I've read through more of the operating systems guide, I've realized that I should take some Computer Engineering courses first so that I can undertand registers and hardware better, considering I'm dealing with them directly. I am also learning git lfs since I figured that these files would be pretty big, and I would need to be able to host a server that can still allow for cloning this repo without paying for another subscription.
If I add more stuff, its going to be mostly fun stuff like a spinning donut or playing rickroll on startup (cause why not)
Currently myiso.iso is runnable, but is recommended to use a tool such as QEMU
Arch:
pacman -S qemu
Windows (through wsl):
git clone https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu.git
cd qemu
./configure
make
qemu-system-i386 -cdrom myos.isoYou should see a grub menu that opens up to my kernel level program (currently just displaying text)