“Little Book About OS Development” by Erik Helin and Adam Renberg is a practical guide for creating an x86 operating system. It emphasizes hands-on coding with minimal theory, making it ideal for readers with some programming experience. The book includes setup instructions, boot process details, OS kernel initialization, and practical examples throughout, covering topics like user mode, virtual memory, and file systems. It encourages iterative development, provides links for further reading, and uses C as the primary programming language with NASM for assembly. The authors stress the importance of community resources and collaborative development practices.
The Little Book About OS Development
