Kore is a minimal kernel written in Rust.
In order to startup the kernel, be sure to have Rust installed
(you can find the instructions here).
The next step is installing the bootimage crate. Since the kernel is in a super-early
development stage, it is currently not multiboot compliant. This tool simply ensures
that a bootloader gets appended to the kernel image when compiling with it.
The last step is installing QEMU (you can find the instructions
here), a VM through which
the kernel will be run. That's it, compile and run the kernel by executing
the bootimage run command from the project's root.