Comment by faitswulff
3 years ago
Note that this guide is in the middle of a big rewrite to include a UEFI compatible bootloader. The author posts updates here: https://rust-osdev.com/
3 years ago
Note that this guide is in the middle of a big rewrite to include a UEFI compatible bootloader. The author posts updates here: https://rust-osdev.com/
What are the completeness levels of the various editions (edition-1, edition-2, and edition-3)? In which editions, if any, is the OS anywhere close to feature-complete (i.e. close to meeting a base set of pedagogical goals as a "small OS" for teaching purposes).
It's not clear to me from either the top-level docs or a skim of the update posts whether this effort is essentially a loose collection of (useful!) blog posts, or whether they close the loop to form a coherent and complete whole.
Yes, while it may seem on the surface like the blog hasn't been updated in a while, the whole rust x86 project is under active development:
https://github.com/rust-osdev/x86_64