Guess what I’ve been working on over the months of my absents. That’s right I’m programming a kernel. I have enabled the A20 line disabling that AT excuse for a compatibility issue, and I have programmed the keyboard drivers. I’m basing my work on the Linux kernel, the ReactOS kernel(aimed at emulating NT4) and Wine…for those of you interested but lost that means I’m trying to create a free, open source windows…yet more stable mind you…now for those of you who have laughed because you think its impossible, well consider this: they can emulate drivers for windows on Linux, and ReactOS can run NT4 programs rather well, and I know my Windows…so if anyone would like to be a help and knows good kernel programming or OS development sites I would be much appreciative of your help. If anyone wants to know more about my OS project or kernel programming in general I would be happy to explain it.
And for those who doubted I knew what I was talking about look up the A20 line about enabling the memory over 1MB because of the XT architecture called memory wrap that has to be disabled before the memory access can go more than 16MB…now do I have to recite the protected mode switching or the loading of a kernel or boot loader under the first 1024 bytes? Yes people I have grown up…but I’m still fascinated with impossible odds…heh heh heh
We all have our obcessions.
Hail Linux...Um...and i'm making some sort of game thing...i think...and someting else...and that thing...Things and Stuff are the best parts of life.