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Making an x86 32bit operating system.
Roee Toledano
Check their project out: Funderberker
Once you ship this you can't edit the description of the project, but you'll be able to add more devlogs and re-ship it as you add new features!
Added new line support to the terminal as well as scrolling the terminal upon reaching the bottom.
Spent a couple hours studying computer architecture to understand the code I was about to write. I decided to create a system for the Raspberry Pi 4b and run it using QEMU since I don't own a Raspberry Pi. I tried a couple different tutorials but the Raspberry Pi code wasn't working on QEMU and I didn't feel like swapping to a generic aarch64 processor so decided to switch to x86 since it is by far the most widely documented architecture. Wrote a similar program to the Raspberry Pi code from before and got Hello, Kernel World! printed to the terminal using VGA. Real time is longer than 4h stated above but hackatime wouldn't track me reading an operating system book.