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1. alios - Linux boot loader [ Report dead link ]

The alios boot loader for Linux is a small assembler loader code designed to load a Linux kernel and RAM disk image from ROM after initialising the most basic hardware features. The current version is configured to initialise the registers of an AMD Elan SC400 microcontroller and start Linux.

http://www.telos.de/linux/alios/default_e.htm

2. Boot sector Assembly code [ Report dead link ]

A brief explanation of the objective of a boot sector, followed by the source for an example bootsector. "Here's a bootsector from PolyOS that simply switches to protected mode, after checking that you have a 386+ computer. Actually, it even loads in the PolyFS superblock and checks if it's valid, but that's about it. Soon it'll load in the kernel and jump to it. The bootesctor was written with Nasm."

http://www.nondot.org/~sabre/os/S1Booting/PolyOS.html