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Contributing to KnightOS · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/contributing

There are many ways for people of all backgrounds to help out with KnightOS. We’re very happy that you are interested in being one of them! There’s always something to do. Before you do anything, though, you should introduce yourself to the rest of the community in our IRC channel. Be patient, though, not everyone is listening all the time. Getting Involved as a User. You may not be a programmer, but you can help us do the programming! There are a number of things you can help with:. Spread the good word!

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KnightOS Documentation · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/documentation

KnightOS is still in development and documentation efforts are ongoing. You can help out by clicking. At the bottom of any page! KnightOS is intended to be a great playground for TI programmers. if you’re familiar with Unix, you’ll feel at home here. The first thing you should do is join our IRC channel. Knightos on irc.freenode.net. (You can also subscribe to our Mailing List. Or check out our wiki. To get an introduction and head over to one of our tutorials:. Getting started with assembly.

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Download · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/download

KnightOS isn't done, and you may be underwhelmed. KnightOS has no math or graphing support past a simple 4-operation calculator. Additionally, note that installing KnightOS will erase your RAM and TI-OS Archive. Users should first install TiLP. To facilitate the transfer. Check your boot code version. On KnightOS, look in your system settings for the boot code version. On TI-OS, press MODE, then Alpha S to enter a self test, which displays your boot code version. SilverLink users on Linux, see below.

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KnightOS IRC · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/irc

For the most part, KnightOS devs prefer to collaborate over IRC (Internet Relay Chat). To join with webchat in your browser, please visit this link. You can also connect directly to. With your favorite IRC client. While chatting with us, please observe these rules:. Stay mostly on topic. Off topic discussion is permitted in. Don’t ask for release dates. We don’t do release dates here.

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This is a wiki that I created, host and maintain for an open source project called KnightOS. It is hosted on an Ubuntu 14.04 VPS and is powered by MediaWiki. You can check it out here.

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The new KnightOS assembler/linker · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/2015/01/10/Introducing-scas.html

The new KnightOS assembler/linker. Posted 10 Jan 2015 by Drew DeVault. KnightOS has a brand new assembler, and this time a linker was invited to the party as well. Let’s introduce some of the things that make it awesome, as well as explain the motivation behind it and how it works. This post should be the first stop for anyone who hopes to contribute to the new assembler. Without further ado: please welcome scas. To the KnightOS world! Zilog Developer Studio (proprietary and Windows-only). Enter stage: s...

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Blog · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/blog

Updates from the KnightOS team. Anyone who has contributed to KnightOS is welcome to write a blog post about KnightOS. If you've made a contribution and want to talk about it, simply write up a post and send a pull request to github.com/KnightOS/knightos.org. Want to write a post here but haven't contributed to the project? Read the full article. The new KnightOS assembler/linker. Read the full article. As part of an ongoing effort to make our project more approachable and accessible, we’ve set up a mail...

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KnightOS Wiki · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/2015/03/16/KnightOS-Wiki.html

Posted 16 Mar 2015 by Andrew Boos. One hurdle with getting users involved in a project is that there is so much information trapped in the minds of the developers. What may seem to be trivial knowledge to a developer who has been working on a project for months may in fact be unclear to someone new to the project. For this reason, user guides, tutorials or wikis are essential to passing along information. In order to help make KnightOS a more transparent and inviting project, the KnightOS Wiki.

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Mailing list · KnightOS

http://www.knightos.org/2014/12/14/Mailing-list.html

Posted 14 Dec 2014 by Jose Diez. As part of an ongoing effort to make our project more approachable and accessible, we’ve set up a mailing list with browsable archives where you will be able to listen in on dev chatter and collaborate with the community. Feel free to check it out and subscribe: lists.knightos.org. The new KnightOS assembler/linker.