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           <h2>introduction</h2>
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-            <p>
-              Building an operating system requires understanding of both hardware and software fundamentals.
-              This post will cover the basics of boot process, memory management, and process scheduling.
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-          <h2>boot process</h2>
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-            <h3>bootloader</h3>
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-                The bootloader is the first piece of code executed when a computer starts up.
-                It's responsible for loading the operating system kernel into memory.
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-            <h3>kernel initialization</h3>
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-              <p>
-                After the bootloader loads the kernel, the kernel initializes various hardware components
-                and sets up memory management, interrupt handling, and other core services.
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-          <h2>memory management</h2>
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-            <p>
-              Memory management is a critical component of any operating system.
-              It involves tracking and allocating memory to processes, handling virtual memory,
-              and implementing paging or segmentation.
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-          <h2>process scheduling</h2>
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-            <p>
-              Process scheduling determines how CPU time is allocated to different processes.
-              Various scheduling algorithms like round-robin, priority-based, and shortest job first
-              can be implemented depending on the use case.
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