A unix-like operating system written in pure Rust.
The kernel is monolithic at the moment, but I am currently converting it into a microkernel in the microkernel branch.
The operating system boots into a kernel mode shell (that will be gone in the future) where you can launch userland software like hysh
, wm
or doom
if you also compiled those.
The only external program that doesnt require my fork of the Rust compiler is doom
.
There are some ELFs that are automatically embedded into the kernel like ls
, cat
, fbtest
and a bunch of other.
Packages for Arch:
pacman -Syu make qemu-system-x86 xorriso jq
Rust:
# rustup:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
# bare metal target
rustup target add x86_64-unknown-none
# nightly compiler
rustup toolchain install nightly
It is as simple as just:
# normal
cargo run
# to see the launch options, run
cargo run -- --help
Please don't
# clone my rust fork
git clone [email protected]:xor-bits/rust.git
cd rust
# fix the hyperion-syscall path in library/std/Cargo.toml
# if both `rust` and `hyperion` are not in the same parent directory
# configure ./x for building the hyperion cross-compile target
# copy the config.toml base from 'shell.nix' (after `config = pkgs.writeText "rustc-config"`)
# or just use nix-shell
# compile the Rust compiler + std library + some tools for hyperion
# (`src/tools/rustfmt` and `proc-macro-srv-cli` are not needed but they are nice for me)
./x build src/tools/rustfmt proc-macro-srv-cli library compiler
# link the toolchain, so that the installed rustc can use it
rustup toolchain link dev-x86_64-unknown-hyperion build/host/stage1
# remove the target dir, if the std library has been recompiled
# (rust doesn't detect that automatically for some reason)
rm -rf ./target/x86_64-unknown-hyperion
# I prefer keeping all build artefacts in one location to speed up compilation and reduce disk use:
#rm -rf $CARGO_HOME/target/x86_64-unknown-hyperion
# compile the package using x86_64-unknown-hyperion
cargo +dev-x86_64-unknown-hyperion build --target=x86_64-unknown-hyperion --bin=std-test
# or if you prefer:
rustup override set dev-x86_64-unknown-hyperion
# and now simply:
cargo build --target=x86_64-unknown-hyperion --package=std-test
# copy the binary to the asset directory (building the kernel will automatically embed it)
cp ./target/x86_64-unknown-hyperion/debug/std-test asset/bin/std-test
#cp $CARGO_HOME/target/x86_64-unknown-hyperion/debug/std-test asset/bin/std-test
The current kernel side shell:
A work in progress window manager + user space shell:
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rust: x86_64-unknown-hyperion Rust toolchain
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hyperion-doom: Doom ported to hyperion
The font used contains the first 256 bitmap glyphs from GNU Unifont