Is it right to build my own OS from ZERO??

[valid tendon]

Is it right to build my own OS from ZERO??

[strange thunder]

have you done lfs before

[still summit]

My thoughts exactly

[tiny field]

@valid tendon

[valid tendon]

partly but I have plenty of time.

[valid tendon]

I am serious about it tho lol.

[strange thunder]

do it properly, also try gentoo for a bit. see what you thin afterwards.

[valid tendon]

yeah?

[strange thunder]

we know, but it's stupid to rush into doing something you have zero clue on

[valid tendon]

I am ready to allocate this whole next year.

[valid tendon]

Basic input output system >> bootloader >> kernel >> drivers

[strange thunder]

spend a month on gentoo and lfs, see what you think after that

[strange thunder]

.... no.

bootloader is unnecessary

[valid tendon]

I am interested mostly in AI KERNEL, not up from there.

[strange thunder]

the what now?

[valid tendon]

Also, it will be open source, don't you think people will be engaged to contribute?

I wanna add AI to kernel. ~firstly I must understand how it works deeply

[strange thunder]

ok nvm you don't have a clue what you're doing or saying

[strange thunder]

definitely not

what do you think AI is? what do you think a kernel is?

[valid tendon]

how did you end up with this?

[strange thunder]

you're trying to integrate high parameter pattern recognition algorithms into a kernel.

[valid tendon]

You probl don't know that even your GPU has AI and fake FPS..

Have you ever made an AI algorithem?

[strange thunder]

sorry to tell you, AI doesn't exist

[strange thunder]

i'm cringing just reading this

[valid tendon]

Man, time have passed. sorry.

[strange thunder]

no, you're confused.

more like convinced

[valid tendon]

by you

[strange thunder]

what you're thinking of are LLMs and LRMs

run a few quick google searches please

@tiny field how do i explain to him

[valid tendon]

Instead of a basic round-robin or priority queue, the kernel uses a small embedded AI model (maybe a decision tree, or a tiny neural net if you’re bold) to predict which process should get CPU time next based on system state, historical patterns, and resource use.

[strange thunder]

.... PID1.

did you ask chatgpt in your research or something

[valid tendon]

My research on this is older than your account ,my guy.

[strange thunder]

yet you're still delusional

AI is the stuff from movies

we have large scale pattern recognition

[valid tendon]

PID 1’s about to get a promotion. 😄

[strange thunder]

as you stated here, it's pattern recognition.

[valid tendon]

I am sorry for the interruption, man. You good. Don't mind me.

[strange thunder]

elaborate?

@valid tendon a statement from 'AI'

[valid tendon]

your chat have something wrong..

[still summit]

Arguing a side have you tried gentoo or even better in this context LSF?

I read the title and I instantly though "oh surely this guy did LSF and wanted even more"

But reading this conversation Im not so sure now.

[valid tendon]

Learned Linux like a pro. Built from Arch, crushed Tiny Core, made Gentoo my playground. Now I’m making my own damn OS.

Didn’t ask if it’ll work or no; came for advice. If it wasn’t hard, you’d have done it before me.

[still summit]

But you never did linux from scratch?

[valid tendon]

A demo of bootloader is already done

How about you guys join and give me some advice on how it could work instead of telling me why it won’t?

[still summit]

Did I say anything about it working or not? I was just curious if you ever tried LinuxFromScratch.

Truth is I know nothing about this. I wish you the best of luck becoming the next Terry Davis.

[valid tendon]

.

Better to be the next Terry Davis than another nobody that knows "nothing about this" and still reply with nonsense

[valid tendon]

(also I thought you were the same guy up there lol, sorry.)

[strange thunder]

so you just want us to tell you what you want to hear instead of the realistic situation?

aight

instead of integrating small scale pattern recognition algorithms into the kernel, you could try focusing on integrating them into the init system ie pid1

because that's what does the resource handling and allocation once it's actually booted

and whilst it's running

the kernel is responsible for low level command and loading necessary modules to make things work

you can use a minimal kernel and still achieve what you're trying to do

[valid tendon]

See, you learnt! This is what I asked you for.

[valid tendon]

I will send you a demo later, and you can give me feedback.

Stay here or come to the dc server in bio.

[plain saffron]

Ooo, this is an idea that we share. I think it could make a very adaptive operating system if done correctly. I've wondered if there may be a means to automatically construct drivers (crazy, I know) and change what is "loaded" into the kernel adaptively (less crazy).

Also, AI baked into the higher order operations as well, like adaptively changing the UI, having an assist in the terminal, so many things could be done.

[tiny field]

As others said: do LFS if you want to build your own OS.
Ssh addict is right: you're delusional with this "AI kernel" thing. Its well known that the current AI thingy is just the buzzword bubble of the moment. I may not know all the details, but its a fact. This also sounds like vibe coding, no offense.

Afaik, chatbots are something on the user space.