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Thanks. I tried to find out the further detail for format cross-compiler generate etc...I think it will take some time to set this environment for a newbie like me. Its better for me to switch to some kernel development on linux environment, though i will always wish to use my own boot loader develo...

i have come across this article http://wiki.osdev.org/GCC_Cross-Compiler to make a binary for the OS. The article teaches to build cross-compiler in few steps. But i have a few question: 1. After step 1, it claims Now you have a "naked" cross-compiler. It does not have access to a C library or C run...

@Believer424: Have you come up with solution yet? I have also completed tutorials upto 13 now in same position as yours...if you have figured it out then please post the procedure. Though i have not yet started with ELF yet just a word for your solution that keep in mind to compile with your program...

I am following the OS development tutorial on Ubuntu . Now how to build kernel using gcc on Linux environment. Any helpful links or if anybody has already done that on Linux?

On any linux distributions, just use dd to copy the bootsector. Loop mount the iso image and dd directly to the loop device. e.g. losetup /dev/loop<NUM> /path/to/image.iso dd if=/path/to/bootloader/binary of=/dev/loop<NUM> bs=512 count=1 ~Andrew Thanks for reply..though i have figured it out ....i ...

0 down vote favorite i am following your tutorial series. I am working on Linux (Ubuntu) platform. I am unable to make an bootable iso for my binary file. Though in tutorial VFD(virtual floppy disk) is used but it is for windows platform. Here is my code for bootloader ( just for testing) ;*********...