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Line 16: The [[stivale Bare Bones]] article contains a basic tutorial on how to use Limine and the stivale protocol. Furthermore, a GitHub repository containing a simple example of a 64-bit kernel loaded with Limine can be found in the external links section. == See Also == === Articles === * [[stivale]] == External Links == [https://github.com/limine-bootloader/limine Limine source code on GitHub.] [https://github.com/~~limine-bootloader~~stivale/~~limine~~stivale/blob/~~unstable~~master/STIVALE.md ~~Stivale~~stivale boot protocol specification.] [https://github.com/~~limine-bootloader~~stivale/~~limine~~stivale/blob/~~unstable~~master/STIVALE2.md ~~Stivale2~~stivale2 boot protocol specification.] [https://github.com/limine-bootloader/limine-barebones Barebones example with Limine.] *[https://github.com/TomatOrg/TomatBoot TomatBoot] (UEFI implementation of stivale)

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