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I notice this pdf and most of the links in this discussion are for x86 architectures, and deal a lot with BIOS, getting out of 'real' mode, etc. Are there any
by billti 5y ago
I notice this pdf and most of the links in this discussion are for x86 architectures, and deal a lot with BIOS, getting out of 'real' mode, etc.
Are there any such resources for ARM (preferably ARM64) that would cover similar "Get a basic OS up and running" topics that you could follow on a device or emulator?
- NoOn3 5y agoFind another course about building arm arch kernel writing: https://www.udemy.com/course/raspberry-pi-write-your-own-operating-system-step-by-step/ https://www.udemy.com/course/raspberry-pi-write-your-own-ope.... I did not take this course, but I took another course on architecture x86 from the same authors and it was pretty good. I have already written a comment in this thread about the course I took. Look for that my comment. It has the disadvantage that it is paid. Sorry for adv again.
- incanus77 5y agoThis one’s a little less theory and a little more tooling, but is pretty modern: https://www.rpi4os.com/ https://www.rpi4os.com/