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01 – Introduction
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Introduction
04:12
02 – Setup And A Brief Explanation Of Kernel Development
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What Is Memory
03:11
The Boot Process
07:05
Installing What We Need For Real Mode Development
02:30
03 – Real Mode Development
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Hello World Bootloader
15:51
Understanding Real Mode
04:49
Segmentation Memory Model
08:35
Improving Our Bootloader
07:30
Preparing our bootloader to be booted on real hardware
05:34
Writing our bootloader to a USB stick
02:41
Booting the bootloader
00:41
The Interrupt Vector Table Explained
03:58
Implementing our own interrupts in real mode
06:46
Disk Access And How It Works
05:43
Reading from the hard disk
13:09
04 – Protected Mode Development
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What is Protected Mode
06:34
Switching To Protected Mode
15:43
Restructuring Our Project
02:19
Enabling the A20 line
02:36
Creating a Cross Compiler So We Can Code In C
11:05
Loading our 32 bit kernel into memory and working with debugging symbols
38:38
Cleaning our object files
01:23
Dealing With Alignment Issues
07:27
C Code In Protected Mode
08:03
Text Mode Explained
02:35
Writing To The Screen, Hello World Tutorial
16:26
Interrupt Descriptor Table Explained
08:32
Implementing The Interrupt Descriptor Table
27:15
Implementing In and Out Functions
09:45
Programmable Interrupt Controller Explained
04:37
Programmable Interrupt Controller Implementation
12:30
Understanding The Heap And Memory Allocation
20:23
Implementing Our Heap
01:04:41
Creating the enable interrupts function
02:48
Understanding Paging
20:01
Implementing Paging
28:15
Modifying the page table
23:02
Preparing To Read From The Hard Disk
02:45
Reading from the disk in C with the ATA controller
10:34
Improving Our Disk Driver
09:41
What is a filesystem
07:31
Creating a path parser
36:40
Creating a disk stream
15:44
File Allocation Table Explained
18:00
Starting To Create our FAT File system
13:59
Understanding the VFS(Virtual File System) Layer
06:35
Understanding the VFS(Virtual File System) Layer
27:29
implementing FAT16 filesystem driver core functionality
17:12
Implementing FAT16 Structures
19:18
Implementing The FAT16 Resolver Function
33:30
Implementing the VFS fopen function
24:09
Implementing FAT16 fopen function
57:01
Implementing the VFS fread function
06:06
Implementing FAT16 fread functionality
08:31
Implementing the VFS fseek functionality
02:53
Implementing the FAT16 fseek functionality
05:41
Implementing the fstat VFS functionality
04:30
Implementing the FAT16 fstat function
06:11
Implementing the VFS fclose functionality
02:34
Implementing the FAT16 fclose functionality
07:08
Implementing a kernel panic
02:14
Understanding User Land
14:54
Changing our kernel segment and data descriptors to be written in C
19:03
Implementing The TSS(Task Switch Segment)
11:58
Implementing Task Foundations
29:49
Implementing Process Foundations Part 1
38:10
Implementing Process Foundations Part 2
24:29
Packing the GDT
01:09
Implementing User Land Functionality
17:27
Creating our first user process application
09:07
Executing the process and dropping into user land privileges
07:55
Changing the paging functionality
06:14
Talking with the kernel from userland
20:14
Creating the interrupt 0x80 for user process to kernel communication
24:11
Creating the ability to create and execute kernel commands
11:17
Creating our first kernel command
10:53
Calling our kernel command
06:46
Copying strings from the tasks process
14:36
Reading the task’s stack
21:08
Creating the print command in the kernel
15:00
Understanding keyboard access in protected mode
15:15
Creating the virtual keyboard layer
15:45
Creating the PS2 port keyboard driver part 1
23:23
Improving our interrupt descriptor table design
20:00
Creating a cleaner way to create interrupt handlers in the interrupt descriptor
10:18
Changing The Current Process
07:27
Creating the PS2 port keyboard driver part 2
13:34
Getting a key from the keyboard buffer in user land
10:09
Creating a putchar command that writes one character to the terminal
06:53
Implementing backspace in the terminal
03:04
Revising our stream reader
06:27
Elf Files Explained
22:10
Implementing The Elf Loader – Part 1
18:45
Implementing The Elf Loader – Part 2
23:45
Implementing The Elf Loader – Part 3
04:20
Implementing The Elf Loader – Part 4
17:12
Implementing The Elf Loader – Part 5
28:58
Implementing The Elf Loader – Part 6
13:43
Writing User Programs In C
14:48
Implementing system print in stdlib
06:25
Implementing system get key in stdlib
02:56
Implementing Malloc In Our stdlib
21:44
Implementing Free In Our stdlib
09:45
Changing the way we map virtual pages for the process
02:12
Implementing itoa function
04:45
Implementing the putchar function
07:45
Implementing the printf function
06:37
Implementing the ability to read lines
10:12
Creating a shell
09:03
Loading other programs from our shell
26:44
Creating some important stdlib functions
12:50
Memory Mapping malloc in stdlib
08:44
Memory Unmapping free In stdlib
11:06
Process arguments – Part 1
09:34
Process Arguments – Part 2
28:40
Process Arguments – Part 3
05:38
Implementing A ‘System’ Command
18:25
Implementing program termination
15:19
Handling program crashes
08:13
Creating an exit command
05:46
Handling caps lock, upper case and lower case letters
11:04
Running multiple tasks at the same time multi-tasking
06:44
05 – Optional
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Changing our fat16_new_fat_item_for_directory_item function
01:20
Changing our fat16_open function
03:27
Changing our fat16_get_root_directory function
02:17
Changing our process_load_binary function
02:24
Improvements to our fat16_to_proper_string function
08:21
Changing our restore_general_purpose_registers function
03:19
06 – Assembly Language Catchup
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What is assembly language
01:47
Installing the emulator
02:00
Hello World In Assembly
17:45
Transistors And Logic Gates Understanding The Processor
12:56
Registers in the 8086
09:52
Segmentation Memory Model Explained
08:52
The Stack, Subroutines And Endiness Explained
08:37
07 – Conclusion
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Bonus Lecture
03:03
Developing a Multithreaded Kernel From Scratch!
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