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I have just recently finished an OS internals and design course at school and thought it's about time I start developing my own Operating System (a very simplified one) for an additional Raspberry Pi board I won at a programming contest last month. The class I had was more focused on the theory and had very little attention to the practical thing. So, I guess my question is: Is there a good operating system design book/tutorial I can use to develop a basic Operating System on ARM11?

artless noise
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    that is way too general of a question. I recommend you take what you have learned in school and ask instead the detailed questions. How do I do interrupts on my rpi, how do I setup the timer, etc. The building blocks that you need to bridge the gap between what you did in your class and what you need for the new platform. github.com/dwelch67/raspberrypi has a number of those answers, how to setup a timer, get an interrupt, run a bare metal program, use the mmu, etc. – old_timer Nov 27 '13 at 18:07

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