CSL373: Build your own OS using pintos
Here, you will implement the basic functionalities of an OS. You will be given
a bare-bones operating
system called pintos. On the top of this, you will implement threads,
processes, virtual memory and a file system in four separate parts. At the end
of this project, you will have your own operating system that you can boot on
real hardware.
Acknowledgements: Pintos source code and documentation is taken from
Stanford's CS140 OS course.
Project
- Threads
- User Programs
- Virtual Memory
- File System
Resources
- Pintos documentation
- Checkbochs
Note:
- To be done in groups of upto two.
- Each group must present an original solution. Do not use previous year
submissions -- we will find out if you do.
Copying -> you learn nothing + disciplinary action
- Submission Instructions:
- On palasi,
submit-pintos [threads|userprog|vm|filesys]
- Your svn repository should contain only source files and
documentation files. NO build/ directories or binary files
- There should be a DESIGNDOC file in threads/ directory (for threads
submission)
- Your top-level directory should be src/
- There should be only text files in src/ directory. If you want to
have any binary files in your submission (e.g., png files, etc.) they
should be outside the src/ directory.