Thanks, those tutorials will help alot.
Best tutorial I've found yet:
A tutorial on the FAT file system
Also readworthy:
NTFS.com FAT32 FAT16 File Allocation Table.
File Allocation Table - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Also, Let me google that for you
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Thanks, those tutorials will help alot.
I, for example, didn't even plan an OS at first, from what I rememberOriginally Posted by Xandaros
I just wanted to make something I could use to program the CPU faster. Writing all keyboard/screen functions from scratch every time I wanted to make a program wasn't really fun, so I put them together in some sort of a BIOS. FAT was just an addition I put in later, when I figured out how to do it and not kill myself with it
Then, when I had FAT and all I/O functions, I could make an OS, so I did it
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My programs: BIOS - Alcyone - Calculator - Notepad - Movie Player
My tutorials: applyTorque - Quaternions - PID controllers
Some other things I made: FT Chip - RK4 Solar System
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