(yet another one) open-source OS made by a dilettante who's just curious how things work
It's in a very-very early stage of development. Now, it's real-mode one-thread only, but there is something like a bootloader and a kernel, soooo.....
infoproglistwill show you available programs (btw, you can write your own and include this in bHOS.asm, just mind the 32-byte signature - look at e.g. bHClock)timekernel <args>will make a kernel call and display the returned value
kernel run <number>is a specific kernel call to run a program (number is the program's id given by theproglistcommand)
- download FASM and unarchive it into the repository root directory, such that the FASM directory is next to build.bat (https://flatassembler.net/download.php)
- make sure you have UltraISO installed if you aim to run bHOS using any virtualization software
git clonebuild- then you get a binary bHOS.bin which contains all you need- UltraISO should have opened. Great. To the next step (go to what your goal is according to the title)
- UltraISO should have opened - you are ready to go
- go to Bootable -> Load Boot File... and select your bHOS.bin that has previously been generated by running the build command
- save the resulting .iso file wherever you want
- enjoy running this on your favorite virualization software
WARNING: that's your and only your responsibility! Do this on your own risk. Yep, it worked for me, but I can not guarantee you that everything will be fine in you case. Having questions, contact me at Telegram @XtremeUserInterfaces
Works on intel-based processors - Intel Atom 100% :)
- download and install HxD (https://mh-nexus.de/en/downloads.php?product=HxD20)
- take a flash drive you definitely do not need (or not afraid of formatting)
- fomat it (NTFS, 512)
- open HxD as administrator
- select your flash drive (don't forget to uncheck readonly)
- open your bHOS.bin as well
- go to bHOS.bin tab
Ctrl+A,Ctrl+C- go to you flash drive tab
Ctrl+A,Ctrl+B,Ctrl+S- yes :)
- there you go, plug this flash drive in and enjoy!