Operating Systems Capstone 2023

This repository is used for homework submission.

To protect your rights, please create a pull request (PR) before the demo and make sure the TA has merged your PR after the demo.

How To Submit Homework

Overview

For those who are familiar with git.

1. TA creates a branch named your student ID.
2. You fork this repo.
3. Base on the <student id> branch, you do your labs and put your code in the forked repo.
4. Create a PR to the <student id> branch in this repo to submit the homework.
5. TA merges the PR as a proof that you have demo the lab.

Fork The Repo

Fork the repository on Github. Uncheck the “Copy the main branch only”. If you don’t want to see a lot of redundant branches in the forked repo, keep the checkbox checked and follow the guide to fetch your own branch.

Clone To Your Computer

Clone the forked repo and switch to the branch named your student id. If you cannot find your branch, ask TAs for help.

Specify Personal Information

Write down the following info in your README.md (or README.org, README.rst etc.)

• Github account name
• Student ID
• Your name
• Any other information you want

Implement Your Kernel

Design and implement your kernel in the forked repository.

Make good use of .gitignore. In the git history, we do not want to see binaries, objetive files, __MACOSX, python caches, super large test files, or any file that can be compiled from your source code.

Create PR

Create a Github pull request before your demo. Once the PR is created, you can always push additional commits to your forked repo before the PR is merged. The changes will automatically appear within the PR.

Happy Coding ~

As long as you meet the above requirements and the PR can be merged without conflicts, we do not care about what the forked repo look like. You can rename your branch, change the default branch, or do whatever you want.