I don't know how you get paid for it, but if you want to write your own kernel, I'd start with an osdev tutorial. started with this one [1], but this one [2] has a promissing name... and I haven't really looked around.
It helps to have a concept to guide you too, but you can certainly make some progress on the basics before you figure out what you really want to do.
Thanks. I got all the resources covered. But I don’t have the energy to work on them as a side project any more. Alas! I wasted my younger days and hope you fare better!
Mostly he seems to try to nail all the items on the "how to grow your YouTube channel" checklists. Clickbait sensationalist titles, exaggerated face on the thumbnail, etc. I have a rule that I don't click on any video where I can't tell the subject by the title, and that eliminated him from my watchlist a while ago.
I wish the guy luck on becoming a superstar influencer, since that seems to be his goal, but he can do it without my help.
Sounds like super fun if I could be paid a bit for it.
What is an easy gate task to get into “reverse engineering some drivers for some OS”?
Second thought: I don’t even know how to write a driver or a kernel, so I better start from there.
I don't know how you get paid for it, but if you want to write your own kernel, I'd start with an osdev tutorial. started with this one [1], but this one [2] has a promissing name... and I haven't really looked around.
It helps to have a concept to guide you too, but you can certainly make some progress on the basics before you figure out what you really want to do.
[1] https://wiki.osdev.org/User:Zesterer/Bare_Bones
[2] https://osdev.wiki/wiki/Multiboot1_Bare_Bones
Thanks. I got all the resources covered. But I don’t have the energy to work on them as a side project any more. Alas! I wasted my younger days and hope you fare better!
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Asahi Linux.
Isn't that what low level does on his YouTube channel teach people to reverse engineer stuff?
Mostly he seems to try to nail all the items on the "how to grow your YouTube channel" checklists. Clickbait sensationalist titles, exaggerated face on the thumbnail, etc. I have a rule that I don't click on any video where I can't tell the subject by the title, and that eliminated him from my watchlist a while ago.
I wish the guy luck on becoming a superstar influencer, since that seems to be his goal, but he can do it without my help.