Re: My free and open-source hobby operating system
hi,
I wish the best of luck to you.
now my words for such projects:
a while ago, I wrote an os in C, and I left that off. (just I wanted to learn).
now for disk IO, you need to learn more about lba, chs, different filesystems like fat32, ntfs etc.
also, debugging is a pain in the ass when you don't have a screen reader onn it, and in the boot time (because of these I gave up debugging it).
also, consider things like DMA, spin locks, IPC, etc.
and guys if you want to learn more about OS development, minix is a good thing (people who have never coded by themselves and tried to clone each and every game just ignore this,, you can't compile, and then clone it).
also, for executable stuff, I recommend you to use the ELF format (the specs are available everywhere and so much code examples are available for it).
things like a c-library implementation (stdio and so on) should be implemented as well.
at last, I didn't get your code (since I don't know so much about coding with rust)
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