Features (LAST UPDATED: 03/30/2013)
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  kernel: arch/, boot/, kernel/, lib/
    - binary loading (elf32)
    - system calls:
      * getpid
      * fork
      * yield
      * exit

  memory: arch/, mm/
    - physical memory management (frame allocator)
    - virtual memory (demand paging, mmap, copy-on-write)
    - kernel dynamic memory (kmalloc)
    - kernel dynamic mapping (kmap)

  filesystem: fs/
    - virtual filesystem
    - initial ramdisk (flat, readonly, filesystem)
 
  devices: dev/
    - interrupt timer
    - vga (console) driver
    - pci device scanning/discovery
    - serial port

  development
    - symbolic kernel backtraces

Build
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  The kernel is built using gcc and binutils, and being compiled for the
  i536 architecture. A good tutorial for building a cross compiler that
  will build this kernel is on osdev: http://wiki.osdev.org/GCC_Cross-Compiler.

  You will also need to install the GRUB utility programs and possibly xorisso.

Run
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  I am using bochs to test and run the kernel. You can download bochs from the
  bochs sourceforge page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/bochs/files/bochs/.

  Make sure you compile bochs with the debugging enabled:

    ./configure \
            --enable-pci \
            --enable-vmx \
            --enable-debugger \
            --enable-disasm \
            --enable-debugger-gui \
            --enable-logging \
            --enable-cdrom \
            --enable-fpu \
            --enable-x86-debugger \
            --enable-iodebug \
            --disable-plugins \
            --disable-docbook \
            --with-x --with-x11 --with-term

  To run the kernel with qemu run: 

    $ ./qemu.sh

Thanks
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  While I am writing the kernel and device code myself, there is some library
  code that lives in the kernel that I did not write.
    
    kernel/
      arch/           ===
        x86/          |
          bcopy.S     | 15-410 (OS course @ CMU)
          bzero.S     |
      dev/            ===
        pci/          |
          pci_table.c | minix
      inc/            ===
        asm_style.h   | 15-410
        boot/         ===
          multiboot.h | GNU (http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/multiboot/)
                      ===
        errno.h       | minix
        lib/          ===
          ctype.h     |
          fmt.h       |
          fmt/        |
            doprnt.h  |
            doscan.h  |
          stdarg.h    |
          stddef.h    |
          stdint.h    |
          stdlib.h    | University of Utah (CSL) 
          string.h    | /
          types.h     | University of California (stdlib/qsort.c)
      lib/            | /
        stdlib/*      | Carnegie Mellon (Mach)
        string/*      |
        fmt/          |
          doprnt.c    |
          doscan.c    |
          sprintf.c   |
          sscanf.c    |
      mm/             |
        lmm/*         |
        malloc/*      ===

  All files retain their original copyright notices at the top. My many thanks
  to the original developers for their work.

  Also I'd like to thank everyone who contributed to the wiki at
  http://wiki.osdev.org, as it is an invaluable resource.