I took a look at cfenollosa/os-tutorial github repo. I figured you're writing this series in a much more explained manner than the cfenollosa repo. Is that right ?
And Do you continue this series till making a real (even small) os ?
My professional interests are cloud and big data technologies, machine learning, and software development. I like to read source code and research papers to understand how stuff works.
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I took a look at cfenollosa/os-tutorial github repo. I figured you're writing this series in a much more explained manner than the cfenollosa repo. Is that right ?
The OS Tutorial is a great foundation, especially because it contains working code. The main goal for my blog posts is to make sure that I understand what I'm doing and not just copy pasting the code. I also deviate a bit here and there based on my own preference.
You can check the additional resources section in the README.md to see the main resources I am using.
And Do you continue this series till making a real (even small) os ?
The goal is to do that, yes. However I do not know where my journey is going to go and how long I am enjoying it. I will certainly stop at some point but not sure when. For sure I want to have a working shell but I don't know if I am going to write a filesystem :D
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Hello Frank.
Thanks for the materials.
I took a look at cfenollosa/os-tutorial github repo. I figured you're writing this series in a much more explained manner than the cfenollosa repo. Is that right ?
And Do you continue this series till making a real (even small) os ?
The OS Tutorial is a great foundation, especially because it contains working code. The main goal for my blog posts is to make sure that I understand what I'm doing and not just copy pasting the code. I also deviate a bit here and there based on my own preference.
You can check the additional resources section in the README.md to see the main resources I am using.
The goal is to do that, yes. However I do not know where my journey is going to go and how long I am enjoying it. I will certainly stop at some point but not sure when. For sure I want to have a working shell but I don't know if I am going to write a filesystem :D