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MMURTL V1.0 by Richard A. Burgess

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MMURTL V1.0
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Publisher: Sensory Publishing
ISBN/ASIN: 1588530000
Number of pages: 667

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Originally titled Developing Your Own 32 Bit Operating System this book shows you how one man built a complete, 32 bit operating system for the Intel processors from scratch, running on processors from the 80386, all the way up to the Pentium III.

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