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I am developing a kernel for an operating system. In order to execute it, I've decided to use GRUB. Currently, I have a script attached to GRUB's stage1 , stage2 , a pad file and the kernel itself together which makes it bootable. The only problem is that when I run it, you have to let GRUB know where the kernel is and how big it is manually and then boot it, like this: kernel 200+KERNELSIZE boot KERNELSIZE is the size of the kernel in blocks. This is fine and alright for a start, but is it possible to get these values in the binary and make GRUB boot the kernel automatically? Any suggestions on how to accomplish that?
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