Native foundation
Freestanding kernel development with real interrupt handling, memory management, device drivers, and system services.
A from-scratch operating system with its own identity, its own userland direction, and a hardware support stack built for real machines—not a themed shell on somebody else's OS.
VANTREL is being developed toward a complete standalone operating system: kernel, memory management, interrupts, drivers, networking, graphics, desktop, userland, applications, and hardware support under one coherent design.
Freestanding kernel development with real interrupt handling, memory management, device drivers, and system services.
Driver support is treated as a first-class part of the platform. The public driver center is the distribution point for VANTREL-compatible hardware packages.
High-contrast CRT-inspired UI, VANT system companion states, and a consistent shell designed specifically around VANTREL.
Using VANTREL on your own machine? The Driver Center is the public hardware support repository—organized by device family, architecture, VANTREL version, and package checksum.
VANTREL's networking work includes native adapter initialization, MAC discovery, static configuration, DHCP development, ARP, DNS, and the path toward a production-capable network stack.