A tiny 64-bit "kernel" written in Rust.

I was inspired to download Rust and try to do this after seeing rustboot which was limited to 32-bit operation on a single CPU.

rustboot64 makes use of Pure64 to get the system into 64-bit mode, gather required details for operations, as well as enabling all available CPU cores.

At the moment, it paints the screen bright blue and then hangs. That's it:

You need a few things to run rustboot64:

1. qemu
2. ld
3. nasm
4. Rust's master branch or 0.13 release.

git clone https://github.com/IanSeyler/rustboot64.git

To compile, simply

$ make

To run,

$ make run