A hobby 32-bit OS made for self-learning from scratch.

• display text and/or draw pixels via VGA/VBE Framebuffer
• read raw data from disks via ATA. (Tested only on QEMU, though seems to work on an old motherboard too...)
• reboot
• take input from keyboard, now with CTRL, SHIFT, ALT full support :D
• make sound with a PC speaker
• get time and date (NO UTC SUPPORT)
• detect PCI devices
• ACPI detection
• KERCALLS via int 0x99 - a fancy way to say kernel-calls

• This OS will be 32-bit forever... probably.
• No paging, only segmentation and/or ASAN when needed.
• Every release that is being uploaded should atleast display info on screen, take input from keyboard, and output sound via PC Speaker.

• More proper disk support.

• Bootloader????

make iso

You need to create the disk image so QEMU won't complain:

make disk

make run

Or the debug version:

make debug

click