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"Head" is a more typical name for code that passes control to the
kernel.
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Unfortunately, GNU AS doesn't perform GCC-like preprocessing. So, to
include the multiboot header in the assembly code, we should parse
and format it to GAS-style.
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Add git submodules and use next versions:
GNU binutils 2.39
GCC 12.2.0
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bootsect.s is first stage bootloader, it loads setup.s
setup.s is second stage bootloader, it saves system data and loads kernel
to $KERNADDR, then jump to 32-bit startup code
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