Hi. Maybe before starting with kernel development start to train with some more basic stuff to get to know the basics. I think without these basics it will just stay copy & paste "programming" without building up knowledge. Maybe have a look at "rustlings", it is a fun way to learn.
@@boxerfencer Yeah, but I was advised to learn, to learn more Rust before I attempt to do something like that, and just today I saw that Tim Clicks in his book, Rust in Action, is also covering some of these things, some of the low-level programming, and also I was looking into FPGAs, and something like connected with Haskell, since basically that's my only background. But so far it seems like I'm going along the Rust book, yeah.
@domagojding that's awesome! Are you planning to do a general purpose OS? Minix re-sparked interest in microkernels, but I feared with Tannenbaum's retirement microkernel interest stalled. With Redox and others such as yourself, not to mention Google's Fuschia , maybe we'll eventually get a microkernel OS for popular use, sooner than later.
@@boxerfencer Hi. Well, I'm nowhere near capable of doing something like that for now, but it's an interesting project of sorts. I found out that I should probably do the MIT operating systems course that, as a teaching device, tries to study and extend the XV6 operating system. So I'm probably going to be doing that. Plus, I'm also rethinking, should I learn some C, because there is so much content about this written in C, and do that along with Rust. But, yeah, it's a fun ride.
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This series has been very cool so far :3
Hi. Maybe before starting with kernel development start to train with some more basic stuff to get to know the basics. I think without these basics it will just stay copy & paste "programming" without building up knowledge. Maybe have a look at "rustlings", it is a fun way to learn.
Hi. Yeah Im on Rust book now and will start rustlings too.
Are you making a mircrokernel?
@@boxerfencer Yeah, but I was advised to learn, to learn more Rust before I attempt to do something like that, and just today I saw that Tim Clicks in his book, Rust in Action, is also covering some of these things, some of the low-level programming, and also I was looking into FPGAs, and something like connected with Haskell, since basically that's my only background. But so far it seems like I'm going along the Rust book, yeah.
@domagojding that's awesome! Are you planning to do a general purpose OS?
Minix re-sparked interest in microkernels, but I feared with Tannenbaum's retirement microkernel interest stalled. With Redox and others such as yourself, not to mention Google's Fuschia , maybe we'll eventually get a microkernel OS for popular use, sooner than later.
@@boxerfencer Hi. Well, I'm nowhere near capable of doing something like that for now, but it's an interesting project of sorts. I found out that I should probably do the MIT operating systems course that, as a teaching device, tries to study and extend the XV6 operating system. So I'm probably going to be doing that. Plus, I'm also rethinking, should I learn some C, because there is so much content about this written in C, and do that along with Rust. But, yeah, it's a fun ride.