Is there a bare bones "OS" (freeware with source) that starts
up an x386, enables 32bit mode, and does some basic round
robin scheduling? (the term "OS" is very loose here)
I would just like to learn how to do the minimum to get into
32bit mode and handle some interrupts. Some of the emails
recently have talked about BIOSless startup into Linux. Same
sort of thing. (context switching is pretty simple if you can
handle the interrupts -- could keep it simple and not have
any protection at all and cpu would think running one task)
Thanks.
Scott
