SecOS...

edited April 2007 in Software
well I'd guess while I'm here, I'll post my SecOS since I got it's first release together..
I have got an OS put together called SecOS
It is a bootsector OS capable of executing files, listing a files in the current drive, and printing the contents of a file

http://jouleos.galekus.com/desc.php

go there and the most latest release for SecOS

the command list is
d = dir, list the files in the drive
x = execute, execute a file
t = type, print the contents of a file



/me waits for someone to tell me I'm wasting my time..

Comments

  • Heh, that's pretty cool.

    Is it all in Assembly?
  • yea, the only way to go with only 512 bytes..
  • Out of curiosity, what kind of files can you "execute"?

    -Kirk
  • right now, nothing really useful, but just any binary file, the only helping interrupt though is int0x80 and it only has a printstring function
    but try
    x and then type "#2 testing.txt"
  • Awesome, you've outdone anything I've made and MOST things I've seen.

    (someone else put a realmode, multitasking OS in 512 bytes)

    -512
  • You should talk to 512 who, as you can guess from his name above, also wrote a 512 byte operating system.

    I also tried to write an assembly language OS, but I never got as far as a file system or being able to load files at will; VERY impressive!

    And no, you're not wasting your time.

    -Q
  • If you enjoy it, than you're never wasting your time.

    People probably told Bill Gates he was wasting his time.
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