Re:Writing a BIOS bootloader for 64-bit mode from scratch
by p_l on Tuesday July 16, 2024 @03:36PM
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DOS still allowed you to run child processes, and TSRs were a thing that sometimes caused funny behaviours.
My point was that running your own chosen process as PID1 (or, to be more practical, a minimal init or maybe system v init with single entry for process to run) matches the requirements of running small set of processes just as well as DOS (if you need more, it's IMO more worthwhile to start getting a build of some RTOS for your platform)
My point was that running your own chosen process as PID1 (or, to be more practical, a minimal init or maybe system v init with single entry for process to run) matches the requirements of running small set of processes just as well as DOS (if you need more, it's IMO more worthwhile to start getting a build of some RTOS for your platform)