Operating system Development

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What are the requirements to develop Operating system.
Including the knowledge of C#, .net, ASM and visual studio.
Can anybody guide.

Posted 2-Aug-12 22:24pm

Souvikroyc

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-02T22:37:00

Solution 2

Here you are (forget managed languages and check out the whole series): "Beginning Operating System Development, Part One"[^].

Posted 2-Aug-12 22:37pm

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Souvikroyc 3-Aug-12 4:45am

Thanks a lot for providing the link.
Is there any chance to develop OS in visual studio 2010?

CPallini 3-Aug-12 5:04am

C is the 'system development language' in my opinion. However, have a look at this
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/99928/Develop-Your-Own-Operating-System-in-C-or-VB-NET

Christian Graus 3-Aug-12 4:48am

Of course, but you'd do better to do it in C or C++

Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-02T22:37:00

Solution 3

There is a project called Singularity that addressed development of Operating Systems in managed code[^].
Developing an OS is a HUGE task - but at least going through some of the documentation available could give you an idea how difficult it is to do what you want to do (not saying its impossible - just difficult).

Posted 2-Aug-12 22:37pm

Abhinav S

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Souvikroyc 3-Aug-12 4:52am

Abhinav, thanks a lot to understand my query. i have just now trying to learn all the things relating to OS development. this project SINGULARITY is having open source but under the roof of microsoft. is there any other way to have OS development with own.

Abhinav S 3-Aug-12 5:12am

You could read a few books on OS development and try, at least build a small system for your own needs.
But honestly, more often than not, such projects end up being academic projects more than ayything else.

Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-02T22:27:00

Solution 1

Given that C# and .NET are managed languages, you clearly are a long way from knowing enough to attempt this.

Posted 2-Aug-12 22:27pm

Christian Graus

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Souvikroyc 3-Aug-12 4:32am

I understand, any related guidance regarding for kernel and shell development. will your please help me the exactly what would be the procedure from the scratch.

Christian Graus 3-Aug-12 4:34am

1 - learn to program
2 - do lots of programming so you have enough experience to write the sort of code needed
3 - quit your job
4 - work for 5 years
5 - have a basic OS for your personal use

Souvikroyc 3-Aug-12 4:43am

basic OS like as.
please help me to have a initial start.

Christian Graus 3-Aug-12 4:48am

Buy the Stroustrup book and learn C++.