Luix Operating System

Luix is a hobby operating system being developed in Rust.

It is a 64-bit operating system that supports both x86-64 and AArch64 architectures, and it is heavily inspired by POSIX systems.

Features

• 64 Bits
• amd64 and aarch64 support
• Multicore
• ACPI

Development

Bootloader

• Bootloader(powered by Limine)

Kernel

• Graphic text mode
• Interrupt Descriptor Table
• Basic interrupt handling
• Advanced Configuration and Power Interface(ACPI)
  • Root System Description Table(RSDT)
  • System Description Table(SDT)
  • Multiple APIC Description Table(Madt)
• Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller(APIC)
  • Local APIC(Single Processor)
  • Local APIC(Multiple Processors)
  • IO APIC
• Interrupt handling with stack information
• Memory management
  • Linked List Allocator
  • Paging
    • Address Translation
    • Page mapping
    • Page unmapping
    • Address space switching
  • Physical Memory Manager
    • Memory Allocation
    • Memory Deallocation
  • Virtual Memory Manager
• Drivers
  • Keyboard
  • Timer
  • PCI
  • Storage
    • NVMe
• Global Descriptor Table
• System Calls
• Task Scheduler
• File System
  • FAT32 Read Support
  • Ext2
  • VFS
• Process Management
  • Process Creation
  • Process Termination
  • Process Scheduling
• User Mode
• Syscalls
  • Spawn
• Multicore
  • Booting on multiple cores
  • Inter-Processor Interrupts(IPI)

User land

• Init process
  • Mount root filesystem
  • Start shell
• Shell

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