Bachelor Thesis: Porting Code from Internal Research Kernel to Open-Source eduOS for University OS Course
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Summary
The author reflects on their bachelor thesis work, which involved porting code from an internal research kernel to the open-source eduOS kernel used for operating system course demonstrations at their university. The article serves as an extended abstract or preview of their thesis work, with plans for a more detailed blog post in the future. The content focuses on the technical transition from proprietary to open-source educational software.
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· 4 pulledAlmost fourteen months ago, I started working on my bachelor thesis.
I'm now happy that we were able to port it to an open source kernel called eduOS.
This minimal operating system is used for practical demo's and assignments during the OS course at my university.
There's much more I could write about. So this will probably be another separate blog post.
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