‫Hello and welcome.
‫We will start the course by installing the necessary components to create our very own bootloader.
‫We will need to create a bootloader before we can make a fully functioning colonel, make sure you have
‫the terminal open and we can now begin this entire course will be done on Ubuntu Linux.
‫If you do not have a Linux machine, please install one now.
‫So we're just going to start by updating our repositories just to pseudo act updates and press enter.
‫Next, we need to install Nasima Sembler.
‫This will be the assembly.
‫We will be using throughout the entire course.
‫I expect that, you know, assembly language before continuing this course.
‫I do, however, have some assembly refresh content to refresh your memory.
‫You can find this in the assembly section of this costs.
‫So to install Nazeem, just go pseudo Apte install Nazan.
‫If we now type Nazim Dash fee, we can see Nazmi installed, do not worry if your version is greater
‫than mine, it shouldn't matter.
‫We are going to need an emulator to run our bootloader and colonel on.
‫We will install the Kumu emulator as it has fantastic debugging features that will assist you throughout
‫the development of your operating system to install Kumu.
‫Just go pseudo apte install kumu dash system dash x 86 Crescenta.
‫Now, press, why?
‫Kumu will now be being installed once the installation of humans is complete, let's just test that
‫it runs by going kumu dash system dash x eighty-six underscore 64 press enter.
‫We can see that our virtual machine has booted and has no virtual hard disks are attached, it cannot
‫do anything else.
‫The installation is complete.