Philipp Oppermann

Thanks for reporting! It seems like there is a problem when handling the breakpoint exception. Does the rest of the code from the post work for you? Do the other...

Thanks a lot! The relevant part of the output is this: ``` Finished dev [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.02s Running target/x86_64-blog_os/debug/deps/blog_os-ab19507107fcd35d Building bootloader Finished release [optimized + debuginfo] target(s)...

@roshangiyanani Sorry for the late reply! Maybe you recompiled your binary between the `-d int` run and the `objdump` run? This would explain the below line as well: ``` test_breakpoint_exception......

@dcarrier Oh wow. I hope the Rust target specifications become more robust against such errors soon.

@vinaychandra Sorry for not replying earlier. This sounds great! I still didn't have time to look through your code yet, but debugging from within VSCode sounds awesome. I'm currently busy...

Thanks for reporting and sorry for replying so late! As @GuillaumeDIDIER noted, there isn't a simple solution to this problem unfortunately. I'm currently working on updating the blog for the...

The `unmap` method is the counterpart to the `map` method. So it depends where the frame that was passed to `map` came from. If it was allocated from the frame...

Cool! I'm planning a second edition of the tutorial with an own bootloader, since grub causes problems on many architectures. Ideally, we would support both UEFI and legacy BIOS and...

@toothbrush7777777 That would be awesome!

@toothbrush7777777 That's awesome! I just tried it shortly and it compiled without problems. The code looks really short, that's great! I didn't manage to run it yet, but I will...