f3c7ac9696
Instead of using the bootsector to load a bootloader, just put the bootloader in the ROM and call it a day. It looks for a file on the SD card in the root directory named `kernel.bin` and loads it into memory. This is not a perfect solution, as the kernel will grow larger and the kernel load address will have to change. At this point I could add back the bootloader, but that is for later. Also the bootloader is just a copy of the kernel, so that can be trimmed down a lot.
29 lines
763 B
C
29 lines
763 B
C
#include <conio.h>
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#include "o65.h"
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void o65_print_option(o65_opt_t* opt) {
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int i;
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cprintf("Option Length: %d\n", opt->olen);
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cprintf("Option Type: %x ", opt->type);
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switch (opt->type) {
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case O65_OPT_FILENAME: cprintf("Filename\n"); break;
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case O65_OPT_OS: cprintf("OS\n"); break;
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case O65_OPT_ASSEMBLER: cprintf("Assembler\n"); break;
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case O65_OPT_AUTHOR: cprintf("Author\n"); break;
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case O65_OPT_DATE: cprintf("Creation Date\n"); break;
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default: cprintf("Invalid\n"); break;
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}
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if (opt->type != O65_OPT_OS) {
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for (i = 0; i < opt->olen - 2; i++) {
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cprintf("%c", opt->data[i]);
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}
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} else {
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cprintf("%x", opt->data[0]);
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}
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cprintf("\n\n");
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}
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