Crates.io | dioxide_boot |
lib.rs | dioxide_boot |
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source | src |
created_at | 2025-01-30 06:24:38.691447+00 |
updated_at | 2025-01-30 06:24:38.691447+00 |
description | A barebones OS built in Rust |
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repository | https://github.com/dioxide-os/dioxide |
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dioxide_os
Dioxide is an experimental OS built in pure Rust for educational purposes. It was made by following the excellent material by phil-opp, Writing an OS in Rust.
You will find most of the code for the kernel in the crates/dioxide
directory.
Since this is purely experimental, this project uses the nightly branch of Rust. Breaking changes are expected frequently.
To build the code, just run cargo build
. This should download any required dependencies.
To run the code, if you have QEMU or VirtualBox, you can run cargo run --bin [qemu | vbox]-[uefi | bios]
. The VirtualBox version assumes some setup which I haven't outlined here yet, so QEMU might be the easiest to get going.