Jørn Guldberg 3dbebef054 Kernel updates to support LSFS		3 yıl önce
CLI	updates	5 yıl önce
driver	Start working on 32-bit disk driver	5 yıl önce
filesystems	Update on file system, FScurrently not working correct	4 yıl önce
legacy	No additions, Moved stuff around	5 yıl önce
lib	version 0.0.6.0: improved xex command, data segment also set correct, which should mean fully correct termination of an executable file	5 yıl önce
mem_lib	v0.1 VSFS - bugs NOT fixed	5 yıl önce
screenshots	Better screenshots? (at 2:45 AM) (^;	5 yıl önce
.gitignore	Dump status flags	5 yıl önce
IntToString.nasm	Partial refactor	5 yıl önce
README.md	Update 'README.md'	5 yıl önce
RealToProtectedExampleOsdever.nasm	Create RealToProtectedExampleOsdever.nasm	5 yıl önce
SingOS_Coding_Practice.md	Update 'SingOS_Coding_Practice.md'	5 yıl önce
Strings32.nasm	Factored out string operations to procedures	5 yıl önce
bootloader.nasm	Update on file system, FScurrently not working correct	4 yıl önce
build	hej	5 yıl önce
build.sh	Don't look at diff!	5 yıl önce
demo	Partial refactor	5 yıl önce
go32bit.nasm	Factored out string operations to procedures	5 yıl önce
idt.nasm	keyboard input	5 yıl önce
kernel.nasm	Kernel updates to support LSFS	3 yıl önce
vbr.nasm	Kernel updates to support LSFS	3 yıl önce

SingOS

SingOS is a single task operating system.

Current version 0.0.4

The goal for this project is to create a Operating System
which tries to find new better ways to handle memory adressing

It will also be posible to switch between 16, 32 and 64-bit mode
such that anything on very low level can be tested.

Screenshots

Svim, everyone's favorite text editor for SingOS

The spectacle that is the 32 bit protected mode SingOS placeholder

You can build and run the OS with following command
Requires nasm and qemu installed and in PATH


    sh build.sh

If you only want to run SingOS:


    sh build.sh run

If you only want to compile the binary:


    sh build.sh make

If you want to run SingOS on real hardware we recommend running it from a usb thumb drive:

WARNING: For now you should only run SingOS on a PC with no important data.

sudo dd if=/<PATH TO SING OS>/SingOS.img of=/dev/<DEVICE NUMBER FOR USB DRIVE> status=progress oflag=sync

Now, plug the drive in any x86 pc with BIOS support, push the power button, and enjoy! (^: