Writing Your Own Operating System

[teamworks]

If anyone interested in writing your own operating system , then look at

this website..

http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue77/krishnakumar.html

[space]

Thanks. lookin into it

[deva-uc.bizhat.com]

I have done quite a bit of development work on several OS's already and have spent a lot of time searching for useful sites to find often hard to get at information. There are lots of sites with superficial information, but after a lot of searching, I found the following web site and found it very very helpful.

Check it out !

www.osdever.net

[deva-uc.bizhat.com]

The scheduler is that part of a multi-tasking OS that actually switches the processing context between the different tasks/processes/threads.

It appears to me that schedulers fall into one of two approaches:

1) co-operative schedulers
2) pre-emptive schedulers

The early versions of Microsoft Windows were written using a cooperative scheduler, but after about version 3 starting using a pre-emptive scheduler.

I would love to hear anybody's views or experiences of about the pros and cons of cooperative versus pre-emptive schedulers.

[morningstar.bizhat.com]

cool

[rainbaby]

ok ,thanks

[snetonline]

I am interested in OS development. This page was really good. If anyone knows about some more websites involving embeded OS, realtime OS and device drivers then please let me know.

[veera.bizhat.com]

Veera's Site

Read Linux Assembly Howto on tldp.org and other Howtos
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Veera's Site

[TheShack.bizhat.com]

That is pretty cool.

Thanks for the link.

[utnsclan]

:shock: I really have to give that a try when im on a break from work! That looks so cool! You could even make your own Blue Screen of Death!!! Lmao i havn't seen one of those in a while....