mfsos/arch/x86, branch masterMy first stupid operating system (for x86 PCs)
pass multiboot information to the kernel2022-10-13T16:02:08+00:00Joursoirchat@joursoir.net2022-10-10T15:50:00+00:005fdd893728a6506cd7980b85b9862523e841877d
x86: add GDT code to the kernel2022-10-13T15:58:06+00:00Joursoirchat@joursoir.net2022-10-07T16:04:00+00:0016a538de1a643af7cb45133d1eb5fd28e58d25d1
x86/bootloader/linker: set the correct load address2022-10-12T20:41:04+00:00Joursoirchat@joursoir.net2022-10-04T00:48:51+00:004a7142dac686a70030eb513b1ff31dce38d2a9bf
x86/multiboot: rename multiboot.s to head.s2022-10-07T19:25:32+00:00Joursoirchat@joursoir.net2022-09-29T07:58:00+00:00f7d6f01ca277a5ee131d0f423c26a924da5f68e4
"Head" is a more typical name for code that passes control to the
kernel.
"Head" is a more typical name for code that passes control to the
kernel.
x86/multiboot: add multiboot header2022-10-07T19:18:32+00:00Joursoirchat@joursoir.net2022-09-29T07:52:00+00:009d1dc21b597470a1acb5b512c240c7f27b87b17c
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.
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.
move multiboot files to special directory2022-10-03T23:42:51+00:00Joursoirchat@joursoir.net2022-09-28T16:55:00+00:0036501d7d38ca32031c8401fed67c4cb684a9f495
move our bootloader to special directory2022-10-03T23:34:12+00:00Joursoirchat@joursoir.net2022-09-27T15:59:00+00:0014c0596d40f5b02153ce379ea6060bd82120f4f9