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MarchReading from the hard disk
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MarchWhat Is Protected Mode?
In this lecture you will learn the basics of protected mode which is essential for modern kernel development
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MarchSwitching To Protected Mode
In this lecture you learn how to switch to protected mode
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MarchRestructuring Our Project
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MarchEnabling the A20 line
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MarchCreating a Cross Compiler So We Can Code In C
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MarchLoading our 32 bit kernel into memory and working with debugging symbols
In this lecture we load the 32 bit kernel into memory
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MarchCleaning our object files
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MarchDealing With Alignment Issues
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MarchC Code In Protected Mode
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MarchText Mode Explained
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MarchImplementing the VFS fopen function
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MarchImplementing FAT16 fopen function
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MarchImplementing the VFS fread function
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MarchImplementing FAT16 fread functionality
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MarchImplementing the VFS fseek functionality
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MarchImplementing The FAT16 fseek functionality
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MarchImplementing The VFS fstat functionality
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MarchImplementing the FAT16 fstat functionality
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MarchImplementing The VFS fclose functionality
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MarchImplementing the FAT16 fclose functionality
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MarchImplementing A Kernel Panic
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MarchUnderstanding User Land
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MarchChanging our kernel segment and data descriptors to be written in C
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MarchImplementing The TSS(Task Switch Segment)
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