File	Date	Author	Commit
NOS-1.0.2.tar.gz	2015-06-19	Noah Keck	[9f156d] Package upload commit
NOS-1.0.3.tar.gz	2015-06-25	Noah Keck	[6d954a] New package upload
NOS-1.0.4.tar.gz	2015-07-12	Noah Keck	[36a5e3] Software patch, kernel added
README	2015-09-25	unknown	[920679] README update (again)
compile.sh	2015-09-20	Noah Keck	[205076] compile.sh update
fsb.asm	2015-07-23	Noah Keck	[e8ae6f] Kernel added, compile.sh added
fsb.bin	2015-09-12	unknown	[da098b] Bug fixes
image.asm	2015-09-12	unknown	[da098b] Bug fixes
image.img	2015-09-26	unknown	[eaed4d] Kernel clear code updated
kernel.asm	2015-09-26	unknown	[eaed4d] Kernel clear code updated
kernel.bin	2015-09-26	unknown	[eaed4d] Kernel clear code updated
myos.asm	2015-09-12	unknown	[da098b] Bug fixes
myos.bin	2015-09-12	unknown	[da098b] Bug fixes

Read Me

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      with this Git repository. For more info, email me at noahkeck72@gmail.com
      with a subject line of "NOS." (I am not a bot, so *please* don't be the idiot
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This Git repository contains the source and binary code for NOS.

KNOWN BUGS AS OF THIS DATE:
- Backspace key works, but teleports the cursor to the center of the screen.
- Screen does not scroll down.
- The keyboard works, but currently unprocessed keys like arrow and home, etc. display spaces

FIXED BUGS AS OF THIS DATE:
+ Removed INT 21 due to severe code issues
+ Added NOSFS (NOS FileSystem)
+ Fixed only spaces will type
+ Fixed stack issues
+ Fixed version display issues
+ Removed Easter Eggs (trying to fit as much code in the MBR as possible)
+ Replaced INT 10-09 with INT 10-0E
+ Removed header (0xFF80) to system-reserved sectors (such as the MBR and INT 21 sector) (was causing code issues)

CREATING A FLOPPY FROM THE IMAGES
To compile the OS, use the following command:

$ ./compile.sh

This will compile the OS into a .img file called NOS.img (floppy image file) and will attempt to write the image to /dev/fd0 (drive A: in DOS). If you don't want to write it to a physical floppy disk, just leave the drive empty and the command will leave the image.

For those using FASM for Windows:

Compile each of the asm files, in this order:

myos.asm
fsb.asm
kernel.asm
image.asm

The 'image.bin' output file is what will be used as an image file. (Rename it if you wish to image.img).