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hmmm, what is "Quafios" any way

Quafios is my operating system! it's a shortcut to "Quick and Flexible Operating System".

don't get me wrong, but this is tremendous work for student in school i guess

Do you know?
I'm 16 years old in a secondary school.

are you team or one person in your OS project, for me it took about 1 year to write my UNEXT/os kernel and other stuff like standard C lib its look like DOS but it is multi tasking with custom basic interpreter to create application for GUI

whats about you

i'm one person in my OS Project, I started it since i went into the secondary school, but really i took about 4 years learning computer and programming before starting in Quafios.
it wasn't called Quafios, it was called "FOS", and was written in Assembly language, under real mode environment. then i stopped that and started to use Linux and GCC, and started the project again from scratch with the name "Quafios", Quafios now consists of 3 parts:

- Memory Manager:
Which allows the kernel to manage the memory and reserve spaces for applications and
device drivers and Memory Manager also controls GDT.

- Device Manager:
Which controls ISA & PCI Devices and their Device Drivers.

- Volume Manager:
Which controls volumes in the system, they are 26 volumes "A:" to "Z:", and there is a volume "*:" or "~:" which takes you to system volume.

I'm now writing VFAT driver for Quafios, and then i will start in Task Manager, which shall manage GUI, Tasks, and Windows.

This actually looks like something that would be on a mythical programming.wikipedia.org.. I think I like the pictures even if they aren't all that relevant lol

I think I like the pictures even if they aren't all that relevant lol

i wanted to put pictures of me, lol

Nice tutorial. I'm 14 years began OSdeving at the age of 12. joined this forum at the age of 13 and released my first kernel. Personally I think this should be under the tutorials section.

arjo129 wrote:Nice tutorial. I'm 14 years began OSdeving at the age of 12. joined this forum at the age of 13 and released my first kernel. Personally I think this should be under the tutorials section.

I think it would rather be foolish to open up a dead thread, just to show off your age? Also, if you haven't noticed, the OP has already posted it up here: http://wiki.osdev.org/IDE

Regards,
Shikhin