Yet another implementation of MikanOS for aarch64 CPUs, written in Rust.
MikanOS (uchan-nos/mikanos) was originally created by @uchan-nos, who is author of the book ゼロからの OS 自作入門 by Mynavi Publishing Corporation. I tried to port this OS to aarch64 CPUs, written in Rust, built on macOS. For details of this OS and C++ implementation, please refer the original repository.
Note that this repository aims to implement all features of MikanOS, but their design and implementation is customised and optimised for writing in Rust.
- Supports aarch64 (ARM64) CPUs
- Written in Rust (no_std)
- Built on macOS
- Rust Toolchain (1.65-nightly+)
- QEMU
- dosfstools (macOS only)
Builds a disk image and boots them on QEMU by calling only one command:
make bootSince the original MikanOS is licenced under the Apache 2.0 Licence (see the repo), this repository is also licenced under the licence. For details of the licence, see LICENCE.md.
- Day 1: Hello world
- Day 2: Memory map
- Day 3: Bootloader and framebuffer
- Day 4: Pixel drawing
- Day 5: Text rendering and console
- Day 6: Mouse input and PCI
- Day 7: Interruption and FIFO
- Day 8: Memory management
- Day 9: Super-positioning
- Day 10: Windows
- Day 11: Timer and ACPI
- Day 12: Key inputs
- Day 13: Multi-tasking (1)
- Day 14: Multi-tasking (2)
- Day 15: Terminal
- Day 16: Commands
- Day 17: Filesystem
- Day 18: Applications
- Day 19: Paging
- Day 20: System calls
- Day 21: Windows in application
- Day 22: Graphics and events (1)
- Day 23: Graphics and events (2)
- Day 24: Multiple terminals
- Day 25: Loading files into app
- Day 26: Writing files from app
- Day 27: Memory management for apps
- Day 28: Japanese (CJK) support and redirecting
- Day 29: Inter-application communication
- Day 30: Misc applications
