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README.md

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+# {OS_NAME}
+Describe your os in a few sentances
+
+## Usage
+To keep the overhead of building and running to a minimum we will use these
+
+### Build
+`./build.sh` Use this command to build a disk image for use with qemu
+
+### Run
+`./run.sh` Use this after building the kernel

REQUIREMENTS.md

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+Anti requirements
+    Bootloader
+        use something like grub
+    Points should be deducted for external libraries (case by case basis)
+
+
+REQUIREMENTS
+    A little micro journal of what was implemented and why
+
+
+    Some format of documentation for the system
+        Bonus points for making the documentation avalible from the system
+        Bonus points for style
+    read and write programs to a disk or have some form of save data
+
+    supported devices
+        keyboard
+        serial
+        timer
+        vga graphics(maybe)
+
+    has programing language with
+        variables
+        control flow
+        math
+        some way to interact with supported devices
+            for example set_pixel()
+

choices.md

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+# Implementation language
+I recommend one of the following and if you use some other language you can expect less well put together support
+    - C
+    - C/C++
+    - C#
+    - Go
+    - Rust
+
+# Documentation format
+The documentation for your system and programming language must be in a consistent format
+        Bonus points for making the documentation avalible from the system
+        Bonus points for style

journal_example.md

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+Day 1 added a file system to save file
+Day 2 changed file system api because of a bug
+Day 3 No Progress

run.sh

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+
+
+
+
+qemu-system-x86_64 \
+-m 512m \
+-cpu qemu64 \
+-hda disk.img \
+-soundhw ac97 \
+-vga cirrus # Cirrus Logic GD5446 Video card