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If you want to get started writing your own kernel for 32-bit RISC-V from scratch, here's how seiya.me did it in 1,000 lines of cleanly written C. There's documentation to go with it. Pretty cool IMHO! github.com/nuta/operati...

It has: * Basic process multi-tasking * Paging * An exception and system call handler * A virtio-blk device driver to read and write a disk * Simple command-line shell An MIT-licensed starting point for folks. For more info, see: seiya.me/blog/operati...