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In OS source code for day4, I use MinGW64 to compile my kernel under Windows11.
nasm -f elf32 -o $(TMP_PATH)dst.elf.o $(SRC_PATH)boot/asmfunc.asm gcc -m32 -o $(TMP_PATH)kernel.elf.o -c $(SRC_PATH)kernel/kernel.c ld -m i386pe -s -Ttext 0x1500 -o $(TMP_PATH)a.out $(TMP_PATH)dst.elf.o $(TMP_PATH)kernel.elf.o objcopy -O binary $(TMP_PATH)a.out $(TMP_PATH)KRAW.BIN
But loader.asm can't successfully read my kernel and load. An endless loop occurs in the .NOT_READY of loader.asm.
What should I do?
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In OS source code for day4, I use MinGW64 to compile my kernel under Windows11.
But loader.asm can't successfully read my kernel and load.
An endless loop occurs in the .NOT_READY of loader.asm.
What should I do?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: