I wanna develop an Operating system!
-
J. Dunlap wrote:
Write it in .NET
To late already been done. Singularity[^] Although it would be nice to see a fully functional managed OS.
ZeePain! wrote:
This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something.
-
Michael P Butler wrote:
It'll help change your mind.
:zzz:
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
It's actually a great book :) - Anders
-
vikas amin wrote:
I dont think that u would like to do that single handed .
Had Linus Torvalds thought like that then there would have been no Linux today. Hmm... I am thinking of a name for my OS. Linus --> Linux Hmm...:doh: MyNamX:cool::rose:
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
Owner drawn wrote:
Had Linus Torvalds thought like that then there would have been no Linux today.
Well, Linus didn't start from scratch as you seem to want to do. And there's no need for you to do that. Why don't you take a look at Minix, or Darwin, or OpenSolaris, and look for ways to extend one of those. Then along the way you can change the core to suit your needs - just like Linus did with Minix which eventually became Linux.
-
It's actually a great book :) - Anders
Anders Molin wrote:
It's actually a great book
It is a wonderful read. Sadly, I lent my copy to a former workmate and never got it back. It's my favourite book about Microsoft. Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
-
vikas amin wrote:
I dont think that u would like to do that single handed .
Had Linus Torvalds thought like that then there would have been no Linux today. Hmm... I am thinking of a name for my OS. Linus --> Linux Hmm...:doh: MyNamX:cool::rose:
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
Owner drawn wrote:
Had Linus Torvalds thought like that then there would have been no Linux today.
Linus just wrote the kernel. The rest of the OS (C compiler, command line tools, etc.) were already done by the GNU project. Do you really want to write your own OS? Own memory management, own threading support? Own C runtime? Own compiler(s)? Own user interface? Own applications (like file manager etc.)? Nobody can do ALL of that.
-
Owner drawn wrote:
Had Linus Torvalds thought like that then there would have been no Linux today.
Linus just wrote the kernel. The rest of the OS (C compiler, command line tools, etc.) were already done by the GNU project. Do you really want to write your own OS? Own memory management, own threading support? Own C runtime? Own compiler(s)? Own user interface? Own applications (like file manager etc.)? Nobody can do ALL of that.
Daniel Grunwald wrote:
Linus just wrote the kernel.
Just want to do this. It's fun. Thanks for the suggestions. You'll get a copy.:-D
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
-
Owner drawn wrote:
Had Linus Torvalds thought like that then there would have been no Linux today.
Well, Linus didn't start from scratch as you seem to want to do. And there's no need for you to do that. Why don't you take a look at Minix, or Darwin, or OpenSolaris, and look for ways to extend one of those. Then along the way you can change the core to suit your needs - just like Linus did with Minix which eventually became Linux.
This is what I wanted. I wanted suggestions before I start off. I liked yours. Thanks mate.
Rohde wrote:
Why don't you take a look at Minix, or Darwin, or OpenSolaris, and look for ways to extend one of those
I am doing that. Breaking my head over them. Any books you can suggest. I would love it.
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
-
Owner drawn wrote:
Once done I will be sending a copy to all of you.
I wont be holding my breath I have taken a vow of poverty. If you want to really piss me off, send me money.
-
J. Dunlap wrote:
Write it in .NET
To late already been done. Singularity[^] Although it would be nice to see a fully functional managed OS.
ZeePain! wrote:
This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something.
I'm afraid Singularity will never make it out of the lab... It's a competitor to Windows from Microsoft you're talking about...
-
:wtf: He he Any tips? Hmmm... I am expecting lot's of fireworks.:sigh: Once done I will be sending a copy to all of you.:):-D:laugh:
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
-
:wtf: He he Any tips? Hmmm... I am expecting lot's of fireworks.:sigh: Once done I will be sending a copy to all of you.:):-D:laugh:
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
Don't listen to the nay-sayers. After all, Linux started with just one person. I say however, its gonna require a lot of study, and I mean A LOT. And plenty of work -- too much for one person in fact. It's best to either start a group or join one if you want to make a full-fledged OS. If you're looking to join one, then this project would surely love help and you can learn so much from then. http://www.reactos.org/xhtml/en/index.html[^] Jeremy Falcon
-
Owner drawn wrote:
Had Linus Torvalds thought like that then there would have been no Linux today.
Well, Linus didn't start from scratch as you seem to want to do. And there's no need for you to do that. Why don't you take a look at Minix, or Darwin, or OpenSolaris, and look for ways to extend one of those. Then along the way you can change the core to suit your needs - just like Linus did with Minix which eventually became Linux.
Well, if you'd like to build your own kernel. Which I guess you'd want to at some point. The book "Hackin the Linux Kernel" is quite good. Of course it's specific to Linux but you will learn a helluva lot about the organization of an OS kernel even if your own design is very different from Linux/Unix/Minix/Solaris/Darwin. And you also need all the theoretical knowledge you can get from books like Tannenbaum's "Modern Operating Systems", or Silberschatz's "Operating System Concepts". I like the latter, but many enjoy, well love even, Tannenbaum so your mileage may wary. I've heard good stuf about Stalling's "Operating Systems : Internals and Design Principles" as well, but I have not read it so I cannot really comment on that one. There's also "Writing Your Own Toy OS" to get you started: Writing Your Own Toy OS (Part I) http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue77/krishnakumar.html[^] Writing Your Own Toy OS (PART II) http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue79/krishnakumar.html[^] Writing your own Toy OS - Part III http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue82/raghu.html[^] -- modified at 8:23 Thursday 5th January, 2006
-
I'm afraid Singularity will never make it out of the lab... It's a competitor to Windows from Microsoft you're talking about...
Super Lloyd wrote:
It's a competitor to Windows
The chanel9 presentations I saw showed an OS that wasn’t capable of really anything. They have a few hard coded apps to do specific tasks (no UI) and not much of a framework to extend it. I just think the idea is interesting that’s all.
ZeePain! wrote:
This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something.
-
Super Lloyd wrote:
It's a competitor to Windows
The chanel9 presentations I saw showed an OS that wasn’t capable of really anything. They have a few hard coded apps to do specific tasks (no UI) and not much of a framework to extend it. I just think the idea is interesting that’s all.
ZeePain! wrote:
This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something.
sfdougl wrote:
The chanel9 presentations I saw showed an OS that wasn’t capable of really anything
Well you've got to start somewhere.... And the same channel9 video I saw as well plus a few paper I read too explained clearly that was a complete OS kernel, it was already capable of: - managing device (interruption)(including keyboard, screen, mouse , network card, hard drives and had an extensible C# driver framework) - was able to launch and kill process & thread and manage their resources. What else are you expecting from an OS Kernel? Everything else is user level addition...
-
sfdougl wrote:
The chanel9 presentations I saw showed an OS that wasn’t capable of really anything
Well you've got to start somewhere.... And the same channel9 video I saw as well plus a few paper I read too explained clearly that was a complete OS kernel, it was already capable of: - managing device (interruption)(including keyboard, screen, mouse , network card, hard drives and had an extensible C# driver framework) - was able to launch and kill process & thread and manage their resources. What else are you expecting from an OS Kernel? Everything else is user level addition...
Super Lloyd wrote:
What else are you expecting from an OS Kernel?
:) A full OS Seriously, Im sure that some of the code base from this project will end up in Windows, or at least concepts.
ZeePain! wrote:
This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something.
-
:wtf: He he Any tips? Hmmm... I am expecting lot's of fireworks.:sigh: Once done I will be sending a copy to all of you.:):-D:laugh:
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love :)
--Owner Drawn --Nothing special --Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent --Never say quits --Jesus is Lord
Owner drawn wrote:
Once done I will be sending a copy to all of you
That's all I need, another virus ! :~
-
J. Dunlap wrote:
Write it in .NET
To late already been done. Singularity[^] Although it would be nice to see a fully functional managed OS.
ZeePain! wrote:
This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something.
That's what I was thinking of when I said it. I think it's awesome. I watched the whole video when it came out, and that's somewhat rare for me because I don't have a lot of time on my hands. Build .NET into the OS and you have some major performance improvements and a lot of new possibilities. I doubt that Singularity will be developed into anything fully functional though, but I hope I'm wrong.
-
My take was "stop telling me to quit smoking". But it could be anything. I'm getting paranoid reading the forums nowdays, re-reading each word, adding likely letters to try and make sense of it all. Maybe it's "never say quilts"?
---- Scripts i've known... CPhog 0.9.9 - make CP better. Forum Bookmark 0.2.1 - bookmark forum posts on Pensieve Print forum 0.1.2 - printer-friendly forums
Maybe it is 'never sew quilts', which would truly be a shame. Marriage slows down your coding, a baby slows it down even more!
-
How about selling coffee to humans? Then you have a business model that may be realised by about 2020. The DJ's took pills to stay awake and play for seven days. - Jim Morrison, Black Polished Chrome.
StarBucks has already done that. Marriage slows down your coding, a baby slows it down even more!
-
Owner drawn wrote:
Any tips?
If you have to ask.... perhaps you should rethink? I wrote one back in college, mostly because I couldn't afford the ProDOS upgrade to my Apple ][ and I was bored. Do something unusual like I did like provide a Lexical Analysis front end (natural speech understanding) or real-time event management. Just making an OS for the heck of it is not a great idea. Doing so to learn how one does it, that's a reasonable idea. But if you have to ask for help, you are not ready to write an OS. Perhaps you can study all the work on Linux, FreeDOS, and others first? The time it would take a single person to write a modern OS is too long. Sure you could probably write a text DOS like FreeDOS in a few weeks if you had nothing else to do, but to hand it out? Linux and Windows all have graphical front ends, so to make it modernly "useful" you have several years worth of individual work. Why not put some of the effort into improving what is available rather than writing something new? Though if you want to rewrite my LANA OS, I won't complain, but the Cheryl Tiegs front end is rather old for today's world (and shows when I wrote it). You might want to upgrade that interface to a newer uh... "model" (pun intended). _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
I want a "Cheryl Tiegs front end" on my computer! "we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems." -deKorvin on uncertainty
