how to make bootable image after compiling source code

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how to compile the os from it;s source code of os and make it bootable image so that it can boot

eg download source code from here make the change and generate the bootable iso image

http://script-solution.de/escape/[^]

in this case their is no sufficient documentation available .

Posted 15-Apr-13 7:43am

Rahul Bhadana

Updated 15-Apr-13 17:00pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Apr-13 13:56pm

It is described in documentation to any distro. This forum is not a good place to give you the 'fool answer'. You can always find it by yourself. And you did not even tell us what distro do you use...

Also, I'm not sure this is a software development question, it could be off-topic. Installing a kernel does not mean computer science or software development. It looks like you simply want to install already existing kernel...
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Marco Bertschi 15-Apr-13 14:08pm

Furthermore, CodePrject is Windows focused.
He might be able to find a better solution in a Linux-focused forum.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Apr-13 14:29pm

No, this is not a Windows-only forum. I answered a number of Linux/Unix questions myself. We should not deprive Linux inquirers. If most of the members work on Windows should not change it. I work 99% on Windows myself, so what?

This is a valid question (otherwise I would remove it). I just recommended OP to add some information; and maybe other members provide more help...
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Marco Bertschi 15-Apr-13 14:46pm

I said "Windows focused" by intention. I know that CP is not only Windows, but posting the question in the Q&A will not get him a big echo.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Apr-13 0:06am

Understood. We should simply remember that the number of Windows developers is generally more than other platforms, that's it.
Thank you.
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Rahul Bhadana 15-Apr-13 22:59pm

i am unable to compile from source code http://script-solution.de/escape/ here is no sufficient documentation available here so that i can compile source code to bootable image .

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Apr-13 0:09am

Hard to say; I did not read you documentation. I would only note that the last time I built the kernel by myself was years ago, when there was much less documentation than these days, but it worked smoothly for me... Sorry, I understand that it won't help you; just a note...
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Apr-13 0:13am

Please don't re-post. You need to ask further questions on this very page: add comments, use "Improve question", above, reply to existing comments. Re-posts can only give you abuse reports and down-votes. I removed your next question.
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Matthew Faithfull · Answer 1 · 2013-04-15T08:38:00

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The HelenOS documentation should explain how to do this. If you want another example which has entirely Windows hosted development and a includes an OS Bootloader for x86 based machines then I would take a look at the SanOS[^] project which is a fantastic small OS example.

Posted 15-Apr-13 8:38am

Matthew Faithfull

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