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Multiboot DOS
Starting DOS using a Multiboot-compliant loader involves creating a custom loader that can switch the CPU from protected mode (set up by the Multiboot-compliant bootloader) back to real mode (required by DOS)
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IO.SYS
IO.SYS is a hidden, system file that is loaded early in the boot process of DOS-based systems. It is essential for the operating system to function. This article looks at its structure and work towards reconstruction.
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2 Stage Boot Loader
Described here are the working for a two-stage bootloader designed to initialize and load an operating system kernel in a flexible and modular manner
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Creating s Boot Sector
Creating a boot sector from scratch requires knowledge of assembly language and how the BIOS works during the boot process.
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DOS Notes
DOS is a command-line-based operating system that was foundational to the growth of the personal computer industry. It provided users with a simple yet powerful way to interact with their computers and manage hardware resources, setting the stage for more advanced operating systems in the future.
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