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Licence: bsd-2-clause
a little 64bit operating system written in c++ with smp support

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WingOS:

WingOS is a small hobbyist 64 bit kernel made with <3 in C++

oh and i'm 14 years old so sorry if the code is not the best code in the world.

Contact:

Email: [email protected]

Discord server: xK8jEswcyx

Try it:

if you just want to try the os without building it, you can just install Qemu, and grab the latest Artifacts in the github action

configuration for running qemu:

[MEMORY] : recommended memory: 4G | minimum: 2G

[CPU_CORES] : recommended : 6 | minimum : 1 (warning: 1 cpu core is really slow)

qemu-system-x86_64 -m [MEMORY] -s -device pvpanic -smp [CPU_CORES] -serial stdio -enable-kvm -d cpu_reset -d guest_errors -hda [DISK_PATH] -nic user,model=e1000 -M q35 -cpu host 

Building:

for building you can take a look at the Build guide

Contributing to the libutils or libc without building the kernel

if you want to contribute to the libc/libutils without having to build the kernel you can just edit the library and test it in the unit-test directory this is for testing the library in a linux environment

Support:

  • PCI
  • AHCI
  • SATA
  • ATA
  • EXT2FS
  • SMP (multi cpu)
  • little gui
  • ...

License:

This project use the BSD 2-Clause License

Screenshots:

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