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[BlackDepth]

Yeah i think that the problem is growing in the US because no one will take action to stop the others from creating that problem that was created to cause a problem.

Amen

"Down with the unholy basterds of East Virginia"
~(.)(.)~

[Terr]

Originally posted here by xmaddness
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org

for a linux OS

To which I might add:
http://www.lrs-linux.org/

I haven't tried it myself, but I gather that it is basically LFS with a more-automated (but not dumbed-down) installation (Less mucking about with temporary partitions swapping things around)

[smirc]

smirc: !!!!!The one obvious search string I didn't do! Oh well...you live..you learn..you try and cover up your mistakes.

You might want to talk to evil_enchilada - the man who never posts - on IRC. He's working on writing his own simple OS. He knows what he's talking about. He hangs out on the #programming channel.

[Kezil]

unfortunately, my current ISP (through my mom's work) doesn't allow irc connections. this should be solved when we move in a few months, but until then I can't get on unless someone can tell me how to bypass this. Thanks for the info though, everyone.

[Chippunk]

http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/sigops/roll_your_own/

try this

[Guus]

Consider buying some books on the topic, since there's sush a bunch of related topics, I don't think you want to read it all from your screen. Silberschatz 'Operating System Concepts' is okay - Hamacher's 'Computer Organisation' is a more technical and goes deeper into processor architectures and related stuff.