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Line 1: {{BeginnersWarning}} {{Rating\|1\|}} Welcome to the long and fun road of OS Development! This page will help you get started by writing a [[UEFI]] [[kernel]] bootable by [[GRUB]] and [[BOOTBOOT]] for x86_64. Before getting started, it may be a good idea to look at [[Bare Bones]]. Also, look at the required knowledge. Get a copy of the Intel Manuals. If you have trouble, question cane be asked on the forum or #osdev at freenode. You will need a lot of knowledge to succeed. OSDev takes time and patience. You will also need a firm knowledge of [[C]]. == Prerequisites == To get started, you should set up a [[GCC Cross Compiler]]. You will also need [[NASM]] as well. If you want to use Windows, these steps can be completed in [[Cygwin]] or [[MinGW]]. Once you have completed this, you can get started! == Getting started == To start an operating system, a [[bootloader]] is needed. You make your own, but for now we will use GRUB. Also, BOOTBOOT will be shown as well. [[Category:User drafts]]