Hi all,
I forward to the lkml a mail I posted on kernelnewbies hoping someone of
you can help me.
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Hi,
for a couple of weeks I worked on some examples about boot process. In
my previous post on kernelnewbies I post some of them.
Now I have a problem. My goal is to boot from a diskette, load the setup
code (4 sectors), load the kernel at 0x10000 and move it at 0x1000
trying to execute a main C routine that
should represent the start of the kernel. This C routine print simply
"Hello Kernel".
For my job I used the examples of Berlin Brown at
http://bama.ua.edu/~brown084/main.html because this code is a
simplified version of the linux boot process.
Attached there is my code, hoping someone of you can give a look at it
and tell me if there is something wrong (I think so).
Before the jump to 0x0100 all seems work fine. The problem happen when I switch in
protected mode and try to jump to 0x0100.
Ahhhh!!! I use bochs for my test.
PS
To build my code type:
make clean (when necessary)
make all
to write on a diskette:
make disk
On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 19:05, Koala GNU wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I forward to the lkml a mail I posted on kernelnewbies hoping someone of
> you can help me.
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Try post on alt.os.development they are usually a useful crowd for this
kind of thing.
PS. If you want to write your own kernel, you are probably best making a
multiboot kernel that can be loaded by grub. Saves a lot of heartache...
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