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OS Development
A complete course on os development
File System in Depth
File System Architecture
File System Concepts and Terminologies
ISO File System
FAT File System
Custom Filesystem with a BIOS Bootloader
The Bootloader - Multiboot
Simple Multiboot Bootloader
Implement GDT in MultiBoot Bootloader
Implement IDT in MultiBoot Bootloader
Implement ISR in MultiBoot Bootloader
Implement IRQ in MultiBoot Bootloader
Implement Timer in MultiBoot Bootloader
Implement Keyboard Interrupt in MultiBoot Bootloader
Implement kprintf in MultiBoot Bootloader
Set Kernel Output as ELF
Multiboot Info Structure
Barebone Bootloader
Barebone Starting in Real Mode
Barebone Loading Mini Kernel in ASM
Barebone Entering Protected Mode
Barebone Loading Mini Kernel (in C) From Second Stage Bootloader
6 Load Minimalistic C Kernel From Stage1 Boot
Barebone Assembly Stack
Barebone Setting Up Interrupts
Barebone Kernel Printf Implementation in VGA Mode
Barebone VGA Text Mode
Passing Data From Stage 2 to Kernel
Memory
Real Mode Memory Map
BIOS Data Area (BDA)
The A20 Line
Segmentation
Memory Alignment
Endianness
Problem: Loading Kernel/Second-Stage loader of larger size, often more than 1 MB
Memory Management in Stage 2 (Protected Mode)
Different Types of Memory
Paging in Depth
Linker File Formats
ELF Format
Different Kernel Format File
Flat Binary Format
The C Standard Library
The stdint Header File
The stddef Header File
The stdarg Header File
The stdbool Header File
Research and Development | OS
Load Second Stage after 1 MB mark using Unreal Mode using BIOS 0x02 disk read function
Debugging in OS
Debugging the bootloader
Number System
Utilities and Tools
Disk Image Tools
ObjCopy Utility
ReadELF Utility
Cross Compiler
Writing a 32-bit Cross Compiler for x86
OS Intro
Microprocessor Operating Mode
Memory Segmentation
Memory Addressing Space
8086 Microprocessor
Global Descriptor Table (GDT)
All About Linking Process
Program Sections
Setting by OS Development Tools
Different Operating Modes of x86
Real Mode in x86
Protected Mode in x86
Long Mode in x86
Unreal Mode in x86
The Bootloader
Hello World Bootloader
Printing Char to the Display
Printing String in the Console
Clear Screen Using INT in Real Mode
Key Input Using Interrupt
Linking C++ and Assembly in BIOS boot program
Enabling A20 Line
Read From Disk Using Interrupt
Setting Up GDT
Setting Up IDT
Into the Protective Land
Changing Video Mode Using BIOS
Printing to the VGA Text Buffer, After Protected Mode
Asm Bootloader with C Kernel
Into the Long Island
Graphics in Graphics Mode
Different Stages of Bootloader
Create ISO file with Hello World Bootloader
Read From Disk
Read From Disk Using ATA/ATAPI Direct Access
Simple FAT32 FS Bootloader
Operating System Concepts
File System
BIOS vs EFI/UEFI in OS Dev
Computer Startup Process
Flags
Display
VGA Standard in Real Mode
Using VGA Graphics Mode 13
Clearing Screen With Particular Color and Filling Screen With Random Colors
Draw Lines (Bresenham's Line Algorithm)
VESA BIOS Extensions (VBE)
Makefile
Introduction to Makefiles
Disk
Storage Devices Interfaces
Computer Buses
Disk Components
Disk Addressing
Real Mode Disk Operations
ATA | ATAPI
Disk Partitioning
CD-ROM
Ramdisk
Hardware
Interrupts, IDT, ISR and IRQ
Interacting with Hardware Devices in a Computer System
Keyboard
Programmable Interrupt Timer
TheTaaJ - BIOS
Flat Binary Stage 1 Bootloader
Flat Binary Stage 2 - Reads Stage 2 From Disk and Jump to it
Passing Data From Stage 1 to Stage 2
Real Mode Debugging Things
Getting Memory Info
Enable A20 Gate
Installing 32-Bit GDT
VBE Information
Loading Kernel as Flat Binary From Stage 2
Loading Kernel as Flat Binary From Stage 2 Using Extended BIOS Disk Read, AH 0x42
Entering Protected Land
Convert our Tiny Kernel to 32-Bit
Flat Binary Tiny C Kernel
Get Pressed Key in Real Mode with or without Interrupts
Setting IDT to Handle Division by Zero Exception
Generate Kernel in ELF Format and Load it using ELF Loader
Read and Load Kernel Using ATA in Stage 2 (loader)
Printing Functions in Stage 2 in C
Memory Management Functions in Stage2
Convert Bootloader to ISO9660 File System
Load and Call Second Stage Loader by Reading from the ISO9660 File System
Read, Load and Call Binary Kernel from the ISO9660 File System
Read, Load and Call ELF Kernel from ISO9660 Filesystem using ATAPI
Change ISO Level to 3
Detect CPU Features Using CPUID Instruction
Implement Boot Terminal to Display Log Messages in Kernel
Implement Log Functions For Printing in Boot Terminal in Kernel
Set Up GDT With Different Segments
Set Up IDT, ISR For All Interrupts
Remap the PIC
Passing Multiboot header and Boot descriptor structure from stage2 bootloader to kernel
Physical Memory Allocator
Descriptor Tables
Global Descriptor Table (GDT)
Task State Segment (TSS)
Interrupt Descriptor Table (IDT)
Extra Knowledge
Why jmp 0:start is Essential in Bootloader Development
UEFI
UEFI Boot Stage 1 - Print Welcome Message
Explanation of crt0, crt1, crt1, and crtn (C- Runtime)
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