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-Minimal OS
-==========
-
-Here we define what is the very barebones of a operating system.
-
-The intention here, is not to define a source base that we will use in
-the rest of the course, but instead to provide an overview of how to
-actually get the very basics running, i.e booting your own kernel
-within a virutal machine.
-
-Our goal is the take the machine at its most basic, infact computers
-really can't do very much without our instruction, and given this
-starting point run a program, the operating system, to have it do
-something useful.
-
-Build
-============
-
-To build the minimal OS simply type:
-
-    make
-
-This will create the operating system binary itself:
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-    minimalos.bin
-
-
-Run
-  
-    qemu-system-i386 --kernel minimal.bin
-============
-
-Now we have built our minimal OS we would like to run it. To do this
-we could create a bootable CD and run it just like you would an OS
-like Windows or Linux, however, its a pain to have to reboot our
-machine all the time and so instead we can use a VM. You can now
-load the IOS image into your choice of VM, I, for example, use
-VMWare Fusion on my Mac, or for ease of use we can use 
-
-    (QEMU)[wiki.qemu.org/Main_Page]
-
-which is a an open source machine emulator and virtualizer. It should be
-installed on the Linux machines for your labs and is straightfoward
-to configure for a home Linux install. Once installed you can simply
-run the ISO image with the command:
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-    qemu-system-i386 -cdrom minimalos.iso
-
-What's going on under the hood with our minimal OS?
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