How can I create a simple operating system to show a hello message? [closed]









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I want to create a my very own operating system which shows nothing but just "hello" or some text.



I know that it is not a real and sophisticated operating system but I want to just know that how does it work and how it is made.



I want to make all things by myself like boot loader or kernel.



Also if I could make it using C, C++, C#, or some assembly.



Also if I could do it on android or PC is also OK.



Please tell everything from starting.



I searched the web and read on instructables, but cant understand as these are not from basic.






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    Start with MINIX
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  • It may be more useful if you can actually quote a tutorial you already followed and point out specifically what you can't understand, that way we can both save time (answerers don't have to repeat existing things, you don't have to re-read another tutorial)
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    Nov 10 at 16:19










  • instructables.com/id/Make-A-Simple-Operating-System looks fine.
    – user202729
    Nov 10 at 16:21














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I want to create a my very own operating system which shows nothing but just "hello" or some text.



I know that it is not a real and sophisticated operating system but I want to just know that how does it work and how it is made.



I want to make all things by myself like boot loader or kernel.



Also if I could make it using C, C++, C#, or some assembly.



Also if I could do it on android or PC is also OK.



Please tell everything from starting.



I searched the web and read on instructables, but cant understand as these are not from basic.






operating-system







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closed as too broad by TheWanderer, CommonsWare, jonrsharpe, Richard, David Nov 10 at 16:20


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    Start with MINIX
    – Onik
    Nov 10 at 16:10










  • It may be more useful if you can actually quote a tutorial you already followed and point out specifically what you can't understand, that way we can both save time (answerers don't have to repeat existing things, you don't have to re-read another tutorial)
    – user202729
    Nov 10 at 16:19










  • instructables.com/id/Make-A-Simple-Operating-System looks fine.
    – user202729
    Nov 10 at 16:21












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I want to create a my very own operating system which shows nothing but just "hello" or some text.



I know that it is not a real and sophisticated operating system but I want to just know that how does it work and how it is made.



I want to make all things by myself like boot loader or kernel.



Also if I could make it using C, C++, C#, or some assembly.



Also if I could do it on android or PC is also OK.



Please tell everything from starting.



I searched the web and read on instructables, but cant understand as these are not from basic.






operating-system







share|improve this question















I want to create a my very own operating system which shows nothing but just "hello" or some text.



I know that it is not a real and sophisticated operating system but I want to just know that how does it work and how it is made.



I want to make all things by myself like boot loader or kernel.



Also if I could make it using C, C++, C#, or some assembly.



Also if I could do it on android or PC is also OK.



Please tell everything from starting.



I searched the web and read on instructables, but cant understand as these are not from basic.






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closed as too broad by TheWanderer, CommonsWare, jonrsharpe, Richard, David Nov 10 at 16:20


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closed as too broad by TheWanderer, CommonsWare, jonrsharpe, Richard, David Nov 10 at 16:20


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  • 2




    Start with MINIX
    – Onik
    Nov 10 at 16:10










  • It may be more useful if you can actually quote a tutorial you already followed and point out specifically what you can't understand, that way we can both save time (answerers don't have to repeat existing things, you don't have to re-read another tutorial)
    – user202729
    Nov 10 at 16:19










  • instructables.com/id/Make-A-Simple-Operating-System looks fine.
    – user202729
    Nov 10 at 16:21












  • 2




    Start with MINIX
    – Onik
    Nov 10 at 16:10










  • It may be more useful if you can actually quote a tutorial you already followed and point out specifically what you can't understand, that way we can both save time (answerers don't have to repeat existing things, you don't have to re-read another tutorial)
    – user202729
    Nov 10 at 16:19










  • instructables.com/id/Make-A-Simple-Operating-System looks fine.
    – user202729
    Nov 10 at 16:21







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Start with MINIX
– Onik
Nov 10 at 16:10




Start with MINIX
– Onik
Nov 10 at 16:10












It may be more useful if you can actually quote a tutorial you already followed and point out specifically what you can't understand, that way we can both save time (answerers don't have to repeat existing things, you don't have to re-read another tutorial)
– user202729
Nov 10 at 16:19




It may be more useful if you can actually quote a tutorial you already followed and point out specifically what you can't understand, that way we can both save time (answerers don't have to repeat existing things, you don't have to re-read another tutorial)
– user202729
Nov 10 at 16:19












instructables.com/id/Make-A-Simple-Operating-System looks fine.
– user202729
Nov 10 at 16:21




instructables.com/id/Make-A-Simple-Operating-System looks fine.
– user202729
Nov 10 at 16:21

















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