OS67

OS67 is a unix-like toy kernel, which comes with some user routines. (x86 based)

###Build requirements Platform: Linux

make
nasm
gcc
binutils(ld, objcopy)
mkfs
bochs

###How to compile

git clone https://github.com/LastAvenger/OS67.git
cd OS67
make init   # only for first time
make fs     # build root file system and user routines, root privilege required
make        # build kernel
make run    # run with bochs

###Syscalls list

int _fork();
int _exit();
int _wait();
int _pipe(int *fd);
int _read(int fd, char *addr, uint32_t n);
int _kill(int pid);
int _exec(char *path, char **argv);
int _fstat(int fd, struct stat *stat);
int _chdir(char *path);
int _dup(int fd);
int _getpid();
int _sleep(uint32_t sec);
int _uptime();
int _open(char *path, uint32_t mode);
int _write(int fd, char *addr, uint32_t n);
int _mknod(char *path, uint32_t di);
int _unlink(char *path);
int _link(char *old, char *new);
int _mkdir(char *path);
int _close(int fd);

###User routines list

sh: a simple shell, support IO redirect and pipe
ls: list files
cat: read from stdin and send it to stdout
mkdir: make directory
rm: remove file
...

####Write youself a user routine

add a new file in usr/: touch usr/newroutine.c
add a new value to UPROGS variable in Makefile as follow:

- UPROGS =  bin/cinit bin/sh bin/cat bin/ls bin/mkdir bin/rm
+ UPROGS =  bin/cinit bin/sh bin/cat bin/ls bin/mkdir bin/rm bin/newroutine

in newroutine.c you can use these header files:
- usys.h: system call interfaces
- uio.h: basic input output functions
- string.h: basic string operate functions
make fs && make run then you can run your user routine

###Bug report See Issues · LastAvenger/OS67

Please paste the kernel logs in the issue.

Uncomment macro __LOG_ON as follow to enable logging of specific file:

- // #define __LOG_ON 1
+ #define __LOG_ON 1

###License GNU General Public License Version 3

###References

###Thanks to

###Just for fun.

shiyuyang/OS67

OS67