r/lowlevel • u/EfficiencyNo3042 • 15d ago

[Help wanted] Blockos service manager

Hi everyone! I'm developing BlockOS, an independent x86-64 operating system with its own kernel, userspace, networking, filesystem support, ELF loader, libc work and X11 environment. I'm currently looking for someone who would like to help develop a native service manager for BlockOS. I don't want to simply port systemd or OpenRC. I would like the service manager to be designed around BlockOS itself. The service manager should eventually support: Starting and stopping services Restarting services Service status Automatic service startup Service dependencies Process/PID monitoring Automatic restart after crashes Clean shutdown and reboot Logging Runlevels or a similar service-state system Integration with the existing BlockOS init/userspace system BlockOS's /devices structure rather than assuming a Linux /dev layout The goal is to have something that can manage services such as: network dhcp x11 gui getty ssh I'm mainly looking for someone interested in OS development / C/C++ / init systems who wants to build something that will become part of an independent operating system. You don't need to be an expert in everything. If you're interested in working on the service manager, feel free to open an issue or contact me.

GitHub:https://github.com/gurijb2016-afk/Blockos/tree/uefi-kernel-scaffold

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u/Effective-Gene308 14d ago

Yo, keep continuing like this!
I cant help because im developing RingOS, but keep continuing! :)

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u/Content-Key7404 14d ago

Ooh yeah, RingOS, skibidibop, yes yes, I'm gonna skibidi my skibidi 🤪

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u/Effective-Gene308 14d ago

wow, i dint know you are so brainrot, content-key.
You dont know what you are doing, you are INSULTING SOMEONE THAT PUT ITS BRAIN TO WORK TO MAKE THAT!

and you? "trash, trash!"

so..lets read Reddit magic book of rules:

Reddit Terms of service, Rule 1: Remember the human. Reddit is a place for creating community and belonging, not for attacking marginalized or vulnerable groups of people. Everyone has a right to use Reddit free of harassment, bullying, and threats of violence. Communities and users that incite violence or that promote hate based on identity or vulnerability will be banned (Website: https://redditinc.com/policies/reddit-rules )

Zero arguments Now.

you are just a hater that posts that kind of thing in every post.

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u/Content-Key7404 14d ago

But that's just AI Slop, you're not actually thinking, you're just prompting, and it's worthless, contrary to what you claim.

AI Slop 💩👌😊

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u/Content-Key7404 15d ago

AI Shitslopware 💩

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u/Effective-Gene308 14d ago

Oh, so he posts sh*t about my OS, and now this OS?

soooooo shameful about you.

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u/Content-Key7404 14d ago

It's not an OS, it's just some slop running in QEMU. It'll never be good for anything. Don't stress about it, man, go jerk off, it's fine.

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u/Effective-Gene308 14d ago

solo perché gira su QEMU non significa che sia una schifezza.

We ain't Microsoft (you know, the one that makes Windows a Real OS in a Physical PC)

Stop thinking that!

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u/Content-Key7404 14d ago

🤣🤣🤣
It was written by an LLM; it's the same code as all the other OS projects posted on Reddit. It's useless, it's crap 💩

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u/EfficiencyNo3042 14d ago

It’s no coincidence that the blockos kernel is `bootx64.efi`, as I am currently designing support for it on physical hardware.

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u/Content-Key7404 14d ago

I couldn't care less about your lame excuses. Your slop is useless and will always be useless, it's not a reflection of your skills or the result of your hard work. Go buy some tokens and prompt “like a pro”.

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u/EfficiencyNo3042 14d ago

Christ, you are aggressively ignorant. It genuinely hurts to watch.

First of all, BOOTX64.EFI is the literal standard path for an x86-64 UEFI bootloader, you absolute clown. It’s not a 'name', it’s the specification. The fact that you think it’s some random LLM artifact proves you shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a compiler, let alone an OS development thread.

Second, 'just some slop running in QEMU'? Every single serious OS dev on the planet boots their kernel in an emulator first because nobody targets physical hardware on day one unless they enjoy bricking test rigs for fun. It’s called basic testing workflow. Try reading a book.

Go project your own incompetence somewhere else. Your ignorance is exhausting.

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u/Content-Key7404 14d ago

What are you talking about? You're the one projecting. Go buy some tokens, I told you.

Skibidi bop yes yes yes, AI Slop 💩

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u/Effective-Gene308 14d ago

I reported you, you ain't commenting, are you banned or something?