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INFOS
==============================================================================
InfOS is the Informatics research operating system, designed specifically for
the UG3 Operating Systems course.
InfOS has been designed by Tom Spink <[email protected]> to be used as a
teaching aid, and forms the basis of the OS coursework. If you have any
questions/problems, please get in touch with Tom in the first instance.
The operating system has been designed from scratch, from the ground-up,
and tries to use modern C++ programming paradigms. As it's an ongoing work
in progress, there are plenty of places that need improvement.
RUNNING
==============================================================================
To try out InfOS, you can use QEMU in x86-64 system mode. To do anything
useful, you'll also need the user-space, which you can check-out from:
https://github.com/tspink/infos-user
Here are some commands to get you started:
# git clone https://github.com/tspink/infos
# git clone https://github.com/tspink/infos-user
# cd infos
# make
# cd ../infos-user
# make
# make fs
# qemu-system-x86_64 -m 8G \
-kernel ../infos/out/infos-kernel \
-debugcon stdio \
-hda bin/rootfs.tar \
-append 'pgalloc.debug=0 pgalloc.algorithm=simple objalloc.debug=0 sched.debug=0 sched.algorithm=cfs syslog=serial boot-device=ata0 init=/usr/init'
This should boot InfOS in QEMU, starting the example user-space.
Since this project was created for a course at the University of Edinburgh,
it is /moderately/ bespoke, although it is technically a general purpose
operating system. If you are interested in the coursework, get in touch
and I can supply the documentation!