I was thinking about modifying the bootloader in MIKEOS, but nothing happens
even if change the KERNEL.BIN file name I named it to,
LOL.BIN (Inside the bootloader), but when I boot with QEMU/BOCHS It runs perfectly fine?

Now my bootloader code is something like this :


I really don't understand this, if nothing happens when I modify the bootloader
then why the hell it's there?

Did you build the image after you was done modifying it?

Also take note that the MikeOS build script requires NASM and imdisk to build it, if you don't have NASM or imdisk installed then the new image will not be built.

Yup! I did build it, And here's what I think the problem is,
In my bootloader I renamed the Kernel.bin to Kernel2.Bin and I renamed
My Kernel File to Kernel2.Bin And got a message from QEMU saying Kernel.Bin
Not found, In fact my bootloader should Display FATAL : NO KERNEL cause I modified it.
I think QEMU as well as BOCHS scan for Kernel.Bin when It comes to floppies and thus the
Bootloader is ineffective. That's. Another bug discovered

Qemu does not scan for anything except the first 512bytes in an image. The checks for a boot signature of 0x55AA then puts it in "0x7C00" in it's VM. Just like it should. I test my code with RAW disks that don't even have a file system.

Open Buildwin.bat (I assume you are using Windows) and add "pause" at the very end of the file, run it again and tell me what it says..

I'm sticking with a problem during the build process for now.