I m learning MIPS Assembly by the book MIPS Assembly Language Programming, but my I ve just started learning MIPS because I want to build a MIPS OS, but now as I can see, there isn t any documentation talking about boot and these things. Then I m asking here for someone that have already done this to point me at the right place.
I ve already have developed a simple OS in x86 Assembly
AFAIK, MIPS used a similar boot loader to the linux s loader lilo called milo, perhaps that is worth checking out first to see how is it done.
Good luck with your Mips OS... ;)
Hope this helps, Best regards, Tom.
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