A simple, experimental kernel panic module written in C++. Built for my OS projects, learning, and kinda just out of boredom
This project is an early, barebones attempt at handling kernel panics
I started this module as a way to dive deeper into how operating systems deal with catastrophic failures. Theres a lot to learn from seeing things break sometimes
- Pure C++: 100% C++. No weird dependencies.
- Hackable & Simple: The code is intentionally straightforward so you can mess with it, break it, or build on top
- Learning-Focused: It’s not production-ready, but its a great place to get your hands dirty if you’re curious about OS internals
- Open for Suggestions: If you have ideas, spot issues, or want to collaborate, Id love to hear from you
MIT, because sharing is caring right
This project is a work in progress and always will be. If you’re here to experiment, learn, or just poke around, take your time
Feel free to tweak, fork, or reach out if you want to talk about OS design, kernel panics, or cool project ideas