In my case the binary turned out to be much larger than I would have expected. I was expecting a couple hundred bytes tops, but 8k? osx-box:dev esa$ nasm -f macho hello.asm && ld -e _start -o hello hello.o…
Can you backport an OS? Drivers? Sure. Subsystems, absolutely. But a whole OS? Isn't that like asking to backport Porsche to a Beetle? Anyway, if the end result is a Porsche, why not just start with it?
In my case the binary turned out to be much larger than I would have expected. I was expecting a couple hundred bytes tops, but 8k? osx-box:dev esa$ nasm -f macho hello.asm && ld -e _start -o hello hello.o…
Can you backport an OS? Drivers? Sure. Subsystems, absolutely. But a whole OS? Isn't that like asking to backport Porsche to a Beetle? Anyway, if the end result is a Porsche, why not just start with it?