[Tom9729]

Recently I've been doing some research on writing an operating system, and I've found some very useful sources that I thought I would post for anyone else who is interested in this topic.

A lab from some MIT class. There are about 7-8 more after this one. It comes with some well commented (working) code for a very simple bootloader/kernel.
http://pdos.csail.mi.../lab1/lab1.html

This I have posted before, but it has a lot of tutorials/examples.
http://osdever.net/

This is the best resource that I have (so far) been able to find on the GNU assembler (GAS).
http://www.redhat.co.../gnu-assembler/

Enjoy. Please post more if you've found some.

[Gasper]

Napalm from rohitab (http://www.rohitab.com/discuss/) wrote one, but i just can't find it. It's really basic, bootable from floppy and seems to be great start. I'll post if find it.

[markhazlett9]

There is a book called... Build your own 32 bit operating system. Check it out. I have it's it's pretty good

http://www.amazon.co...m/dp/0672306557

Cheers

[BigAnt]

I will be taking Design of Operating Systems class in fall, these links may be helpful then, and if I find any more when I take the class I will post them here.

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hi ! i found your idea great ! but i would like to know if u don't mind HOW ???.>> reply at [email protected]

[janotte]

Have you encountered this one yet?

http://www.minix3.org/

Very good platform for learning how OSes work and how to write your own.

It was part of the foundation of ideas that Linus Torvalds built Linux upon.

[Gediminas]

This one http://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page is really good, a lot of examples

[HERBERTS]

Hi guys !

Is anyone here so far undertaking the task of writing OS ?

[Mullins]

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On a more related note, this site may bring some enlightenment:
http://www.osdever.n...hp?cat=0&sort=1
http://www.osdever.n...hp?cat=0&sort=1