zeros-kernel-module-development

To develop a ZerOS kernel module, create a new module in the `kernel/drive/` directory and follow guidelines for module structure, dependency management, and POOL registration to extend the virtual OS functionality.

ZerOS supports developing core, filesystem, memory, process, drive, and UI modules. Each module type extends specific kernel functionality within the virtual operating system architecture.

POOL registration in ZerOS registers your developed kernel modules so other system components can access them. This mechanism enables inter-module communication and dependency management across the virtual OS.

Yes, ZerOS kernel module and driver development utilizes JavaScript. The system allows you to implement drive extensions, signal publishing, and memory management using JavaScript for OS development.

Dependency management in ZerOS involves declaring required module dependencies during kernel module development. This ensures proper module loading order and enables POOL registration for system-wide component access.

Signal publishing and logging in ZerOS drive modules are implemented following common development patterns for kernel extensions. These mechanisms allow your custom driver to communicate events and handle errors within the virtual OS.