How to write a simple operating system in assembly language

Explore the fundamentals of operating system development and computer science principles with this hands-on guide to writing a simple OS in assembly language.

Introduction

A guide to writing a simple operating system in assembly language, authored by Mike Saunders. The book provides insights into operating system development and computer science principles.

Highlights

• Covers the fundamentals of the PC boot process and assembly language
• Guides you through writing and building your first operating system in x86 assembly language
• Focuses on the essential parts of operating system development, without complicated subjects like graphics drivers and network protocols
• Provides a starting point to explore further with the MikeOS project, a larger x86 assembly language OS

Recommendation

This course is recommended for programmers with prior experience, especially in lower-level languages like C. It offers a hands-on approach to understanding operating system development and computer science principles, making it a great choice for those interested in exploring the inner workings of computers.