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# SquidgeOS
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# SquidgeOS
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RISC-V Operating System.
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A monolithic hobbyist kernel written in C and Assembly for the RISC-V 64-bit architecture.
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## Project Overview
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The Gemini Kernel is a from-scratch operating system project designed to explore low-level systems programming, memory management, and hardware-software interfacing.
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### Target Architecture
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* **Architecture**: RISC-V (RV64GC)
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* **Privilege Modes**: Machine (M) for boot, with transitions to Supervisor (S) and User (U) planned.
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* **Hardware Interface**: Control and Status Registers (CSRs) for trap management and system state.
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### Platform & Emulation
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* **Emulator**: QEMU (`virt` machine)
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* **RAM**: Starts at `0x80000000`
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* **Console**: UART (NS16550A) for serial I/O.
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* **Interrupts**: CLINT (Core Local Interrupter) and PLIC (Platform-Level Interrupt Controller).
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## Kernel Development Roadmap
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## Kernel Development Roadmap
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- [x] Splitting of large blocks.
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- [x] Splitting of large blocks.
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- [x] Doubly-linked list headers.
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- [x] Doubly-linked list headers.
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- [x] Bidirectional coalescing (Iterative).
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- [x] Bidirectional coalescing (Iterative).
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- x ] **String Library**: Complete `lib/string.c` (`memset`, `memcpy`, `strcmp`, `strlen`).
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- [x] **String Library**: Complete `lib/string.c` (`memset`, `memcpy`, `strcmp`, `strlen`).
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- [x] **Formatted Printing**: Robust `kprintf` implementation for hex and decimal.
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- [x] **Formatted Printing**: Robust `kprintf` implementation for hex and decimal.
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### Phase 2: Hardware Interfacing & Traps
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### Phase 2: Hardware Interfacing & Traps
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