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calpol2004 18 Feb 2006, 14:26
i found the new and used button on amazon
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Dex4u 18 Feb 2006, 17:50
I think your best bet is to stay away from books, as most are for more advanced users and C programmers.
The best way to learn OS programming is to start simple (eg: bootable "hello world!" progs) and work your way to more complected bootable programs. You should aim to make programs like these: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=2164 Get the code and study them, at the same time read as many on line tuts as you can. Also join other peoples OS projects, as help out will teach you a lot. |
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rugxulo 18 Feb 2006, 17:56
If you just want something interesting to do, try downloading a new compiler or two.
![]() FreeBASIC FreePascal Reva CC386 OpenWatcom Brainf...ed As far as Minix is concerned, it's now at 3.1.1, and the newest edition of the book is available ($103 USD, 1080pp, new). If you've had experience with Minix before, go ahead and buy the second edition (cheap enough, right?). If not, try a live CD of the new Minix or mess around with the old DOS-Minix. |
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calpol2004 18 Feb 2006, 19:43
well based on ure replies id better get on google and start searchin for some tuts
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