Finally I Ran My First Ever Kernel Code

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  • MellOs

    Minimal, collaboratively written kernel

    • I'm using Ubuntu on Virtual Box and most of the times I use WSL2 as my go-to bash shell. I can't really tell what resources I'm following because they are pretty random. Most of the times I go through osdev wiki and sometimes browse through random git repos to understand code. I'm not at all experienced in this low level stuff, so I go through many repositories to understand their code and theory behind that. I found this repo https://github.com/mello-pax/MellOs some days ago, which is really awesome. He also got a YouTube channel named Daedalus community, in which he teaches os dev. Also, sorry for my bad English.

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