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Shady wrote:Reason in english: I stopped development, because it (xenonos) works in 16-bit real mode of processor (big real exactly). IMHO this is fail way. Now, Im write new version of XenonOS (i think to rename it ), which will works in protected mode.

It's true that a 16-bit real mode OS, it's not great. But your OS is very different from what I have seen before: it has
a nice GUI. At least, this first OS allowed you to learn many things. And if you write the same in 32-bit protected-mode,
it would be better.

Here's my OS,called Kotux(Kotuxguys Own Tiny Unix )
I'm not that far into development,as i dont even have interrupts or a fs.I do have kprintf,kputs,and kputc though.
Anyhoo,here's the screenshot of Kotux under QEMU.

This is what my 64-bit system looks like at the moment.

I have almost finished the most basic part of the system (Parsing of the required ACPI tables, SMP/IO-APIC/LAPIC initialization, Paging, Heap management, and handling of ISR IRQs). I'm currently cleaning up the code and eliminating bugs. A lot of the code needs to be expanded when I get further into the development, but it's all working for now (except from a very annoying bug in my IRQ handling code!).

It's the first system I've ever written from scratch (almost) all by myself, so I'm quite happy with the result so far But it still needs massive amount of work..

Here are some shots of my OS, IRONWOOD. Not much going on in the screenshots, much more happening in the background.

One note, I have absolutely no intention of making this a POSIX compliant operating system. There are just too many of those out there. Besides, nobody but me will be using it

Here's one in basic text-mode. Another, this time switched to 1024x768 SVGA "text mode". Shows the same info as above. When I took this one, I was fleshing out the VFS. So, I was testing the loading of a raw image from a FAT32 hard-disk. I doubt very much that I will ever get Half-Life 2 running on Ironwood

SollerOS:
I apologize to the creater of Solar_OS. When I started this project I had no idea there was another similarly named OS (although Solaris sounds similar as well).
Anyways I just added alpha blending to my GUI so I wanted to show it off:

And in the spirit of previous posts:

My very extensible, stable but text-mode only kernel is really starting to pale in comparison to some of these.
But then I wonder, how many of you are James T. Klik?

Hi ,
My real mode os running paratrooper . i have written a pmode os as well ,but that's not quite worth showing

--Thomas

Thomas wrote:Hi ,
My real mode os running paratrooper . i have written a pmode os as well ,but that's not quite worth showing

--Thomas

Awesome. Looks like my KLF dalek

Edit:

Hi,
Thanks! Please forgive my ignorance,what's a KLF dalek?

--Thomas

Thomas wrote:Hi,
Thanks! Please forgive my ignorance,what's a KLF dalek?

--Thomas

Doctor Who reference.. See his profile picture.

Thanks!
--Thomas

It saddens me when people don't get Dr.Who references, what kind of world do we live in? how is that even remotely acceptable!?

Brynet-Inc wrote:It saddens me when people don't get Dr.Who references, what kind of world do we live in? how is that even remotely acceptable!?

I got it, I just didn't feel like saying anything.
Amazing show, by the way.

-JL

this is off topic so dont bother reading this if u dont want to. but i believ the OP should recieve an award for making a post with the most views on osdev, i just noticed the 60000+ views. its a great thread, i hope on posting images for both my projects later in he future

GhostXoPCorp wrote:i just noticed the 60000+ views

It's 70,000 views now..