I have an operating system kernel that I wrote myself; it's called ValiantCore
Hi, I'm Finn Dev. I wrote an operating system kernel entirely on my own—and I'm doing it on Android since I don't have a PC. I named it ValiantCore and have laid the groundwork, including drivers and the like; it supports x86 and Intel i386 architectures, and I'm currently adding aarch64 support. Components like timer.c, exceptions.S, gic.c, and boot.S are already ready; you can access the source code at github.com/finndev62.
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Is the name a reference to Valiant Thor?
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cheaprentalyeti No, buddy, that’s not a reference to Valiant Thor; "Valiant" means a brave, heroic, or courageous person, which is why I named it ValiantCore.
OK. Ever since I found out about Cockney Rhyming Slang I've been a little paranoid.
"Valiant Thor" was a name used by a probable con artist pretending to be an alien back in the 60's or something. Or maybe an actual alien. Maybe an alien con artist. Anyway, I think the world needs more operating system experiments.
"Valiant Thor" was a name used by a probable con artist pretending to be an alien back in the 60's or something. Or maybe an actual alien. Maybe an alien con artist. Anyway, I think the world needs more operating system experiments.
Hey, have you ever written an operating system kernel?