Pluto - How to start with OS Dev
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Pluto is an open source kernel written by two students that aims to teach OS development; it compiles with C++ and g++ toolchain, boots via GRUB into a 64-bit monolithic kernel; current v0.05 implements paging, basic VGA modes (examples shown at 480x240 and 320x200), keyboard input with a known buffer overflow, and a TCP manager that successfully sends a test "hello" packet (port 21234 reported). Plans include FAT16/ext4 file system support, self-hosting and an ARM port; many drivers remain unimplemented.
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