Guide to writing Reading Notes for the operating system by yourself

Guide to writing Reading Notes for the operating system by yourself

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FromThe series of hands-on Reading Notes was just a few days away, and I 've been reading and writing notes for more than a month, the article records the entertaining texts of Environment setup and programming. I never thought that I would order them into a small series today. At that time, the sky marks are still busy adding his "manually write the operating system environment configuration, I am very grateful to my comrades-in-arms like the sky mark for working side by side on this hypocritical, fallen, and desperate campus. I will not be too lonely when I move forward together ~

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To do well, you must first use the tool:

• Explanation of difficult problems in Environment Construction
• Redhat failure, why not select VirtualBox + Ubuntu

I am in the protection mode of the book notes series of "write your own operating system:

• Initial Knowledge of protection mode-record protection mode entry code
• Consistent and non-consistent code segments
• Different opinions-record quotations from previous generations on the Internet

Guide sector in the book notes series of "write the operating system by yourself"

• View floppy disk

Kernel prototype of the book notes series of "write the operating system by yourself"

• Track and exit-record MemCpy call Process
• Static usage summary -- add a missing lesson in freshman year

The process of getting late in the book notes series of "writing the operating system by yourself"

• Function pointer
• Deja vu-records non, And, or

An error occurred in the Reading Notes series of "write the operating system by yourself"

• "Write OS by yourself"; error area

 

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Book notes series of "write your own operating system"