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Operating System Development

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20 Jan 2013CPOL 0  
You talk about a file system, not an OS. The file system is just a part of an OS (please note that an OS does not necessarily need to have a file system - see many embedded system OS).Implementing a file system is kind of useless (you have no benefit in re-inventing your own or...

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19 Jan 2013Abhinav S
Start with concepts mentioned here -http://www.osnews.com/story/2691[^]http://himmele.blogspot.in/2011/07/build-your-own-operating-system.html[^]http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/european-technology/build-your-own-os-using-the-raspberry-pi/1167[^]
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20 Jan 2013User 9414576 2 alternatives  
Greetings,I am a second year 4th semester computer science student and I want to make an OS for my fourth year major project. I intend to write the kernel in c or c++ as these are the languages I am most comfortable with. I do not know assembly. I want the OS to be like the DOS i.e. without...

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