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Justin C. Miller d02e1d97d9 Splitting out UEFI bootloader code from kernel

Now the bootloader should be responsible for all initial setup,
loading the kernel, and then handing off to the kernel with
proper data in place.

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.vscode

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Initial commit - UEFI application building

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make.bat

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Makefile

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modules.mk

Initial commit - UEFI application building

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qemu-win.bat

Batch files for windows development with WSL building

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qemu.bat

Batch files for windows development with WSL building

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README.md

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README.md

popcorn: A toy microkernel x64 UEFI OS

popcorn is a hobby OS for x64 UEFI environments to play with building a microkenerl architecture. It's far from finished, or even being usable - for now, it's a sandbox for me to explore the UEFI architecture, microkernels, and OS-related concepts that I want to play with.

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