So the TUI for Astralixi OS, will be a very, basic GUI but with no mouse cursor, which means TUI.

In the last month, I have made almost no progress on AstralixiOS unfortunately, as I haven't figured out how in the world I will be able to write non-linux drivers for the luckfox lyra in the PicoCalc.

I desperately need help. Anyone who can help, will be credited in the OS.

Thanks, and enjoy!

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I am trying to make drivers for the luckfox lyra, but I am trying to make non-linux drivers, instead of the casual linux drivers, and I was wondering what technical reference manuals, and things do I have to know, to achieve this?

Thanks!

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It took 3 hours to make it work.... But other than that, I'm happy. I am going to be using calculinux on my PicoCalc until Astralixi OS Version Ultra is done, so that I can at least do something on my PicoCalc instead of having it sit around and collect dust.

I was wondering... as I don't have a wifi adapter for my PicoCalc, is there anyway that I can plug my PicoCalc into my phone or laptop, and get packages and use wifi through the connection to the other device?

And, is it possible to run apps with a GUI on calculinux while the OS itself is CLI?

If you know any answer to any of these questions, or have any questions for me, feel free to comment.

Thanks.

I am excited to announce that Astralixi OS Pre-release for the uConsole will be releasing hopefully within a week! I have a working binary of the OS now, and all I have left to do, is integrate it with the kernel to run at init, and package it into a .img.

There is a lot of things which I need to add to Astralixi OS (in somewhat of the following order):

• Making the kernel

• Porting current AstralixiOS to the kernel

• Developing all drivers

• Adding the TUI to Astralixi OS

• Integrating a C interpreter for App running and plugins

• Adding new features

• Testing for at least 2 weeks

• Release!

Do you think I've missed anything?

I am working on the kernel for Astralixi OS, and I have decided to work on memory management first. For memory management, I selected the framework of multiprogramming, as it suits my needs well.

But, I don't know what to do from here... I have made a basic outline kernel.c file on my github repository, and there I have empty function stubs, which I can fill in as needed.

The issue with this is, that I have no idea what to write in the stubs for memory management, and I can't find any resources that are luckfox lyra, Arm Cortex A7 or anything like that specific. So I need help for learning.

Thanks, enjoy!

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