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While I may have started with Linux 0.11, I've expanded this to include several older relases of the Linux kernel that you can cross compile from Windows, and run on Qemu. I've managed to get the older versions of the software tools running on Windows, so that there is no major invasive source changes, outside of either broken drivers, or massaging the makefiles to find things in the new paths, and calling the appropriate tools where needed. Linux 0.10 is the first oldest version of Linux that is somewhat usable. While it lacks things like TCP/IP, and robust filesystems, it does offer a small kernel size, perfect for playing around with. ...

...Another goal is to write homebrew applications with a legal and free Software Development Kit consisting of the Library (LibXenon) and the appropriate cross-compiler toolchain (Xenon-Toolchain). You can get informations and Source-Code on the following Pages: Wiki: http://www.free60.org Forum: http://www.libxenon.org Source Code: https://github.com/Free60Project

This Kernel is nothing special. Later it should be able to load and update Parts of itself while running. Every Kernel will be independent from other Kernels.

NOTICE: This project has been moved to https://github.com/thrimbor/frost The sourceforge project will not get updated anymore! FROST is a free operating system written in FreeBASIC and Assembly with the goal to create a small and stable system. It uses GRUB 2 as its bootloader.

...FruityOrange uses the concept of a monolithic kernel and GRUB as bootloader for the kernel and some modules. There is still no release. If you want do try the development-version, get the Sourcecode and build by yourself!

...Run bochs.exe(recommand) or qemu.bat. - How to enter GUI? A: startx [enter] - Known issues? A: A little unstable because of memory management. If it happens, just restart it. - Can I get the source code? A: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/mayax/code (SVN) The entire development environment is zipped into Downloads/devenv.zip. Enjoy! - Can I join? A: For me, Mayax is a one-year project. I don't think I can do further development since I have no time. If you are interesting about its development, just drop me an email at Yang.Dongbin@gmx.com. ...

ELKS is a subset of the Linux kernel that runs on IBM compatible PCs from 8086 up. It is intended to get use out of obsolete old hardware, for use in embedded systems, and as an educational tool. ELKS has been moved to Github to protest SourceForge's installer adware hijacking. This does not directly affect ELKS, but it does affect many major open source projects such as Gimp and FileZilla by attempting to trick the user into installing adware in order to download these programs. ...

PrimOS is just a simple 32bit, multi-tasked operating system, which I wrote for fun. So far this project provide no "official" releases，for it is too simple so far. To run it, you need to get the source code and fetch the "kernel.sys" file, use it as a floppy image and run it on a VM. PrimOS是一个写着玩的，简单的，32位的，支持多任务的⋯⋯ - -|| 操作系统⋯⋯ 目前还没有正式发行版本，因为目前为止功能实在是太简单了。非要运行它得的童鞋可以去下载源代码，找到其中“kernel.sys”，然后把这个文件当做一个软盘镜像，塞到一个虚拟机的“软驱”里⋯⋯

Hobbyist operating system using a new microkernel. The objective is to not get bogged down by ancient legacy processor support. The OS is meant to be designed from the ground up, without utilizing any legacy or existing implementations or designs.

This project aims to develop a prototype system that explores how we should re-invision computer system design based on changes in how people get the software that they run, as well as advances in static analysis of software.

This project aims to pool together as many kernel projects as possible, ironing out conflicts where possible, so that experimental kernel projects can get greater exposure, safely, and so that those projects can be tested under much more varied conditions

QuickOS is a really-quick-realtime-multitasking-os, that requires less than a second to boot up. Basic-kernel-functions will be written with NASM assembler. We should get a C/C++ compiler to work for us.

Using Philips (NXP) boards LPC2148, LPC2138 and LPC2103 (ARM7 CPU) we are going to attempt to get an RTOS to work on them, such as MicroC/OSII that has a text based input output using HyperTerminal.