xv6-rpi

Project description Xv6 is a simple Unix-like teaching operating system developed in 2006 by MIT for its operating system course. Xv6 is inspired by and modeled after the Sixth Edition Unix (aka V6). Xv6 is fairly complete educational operating system while remaining simply and manageable. It has most components in an early Unix system, such as processes, virtual memory, kernel-user separation, interrupt, file system... The original xv6 is implemented for the x86 architecture. This is an effort to port xv6 to ARM, particularly Raspberry Pi. The initial porting of xv6 to ARM (QEMU/ARMv6) has been completed by people in the department of computer science in Florida State University. Current status Most part of xv6 has been ported to Raspberry Pi. It can successfully boot