Introduce core.panic, a new architecture-agnostic kernel panic engine
with a pre-allocated LVGL BSOD screen. The screen and all widgets are
created at init time so that zero LVGL allocation occurs at panic time.
Layout features:
Top banner with decoded teapot TGA image (128x128) and title/subtitle
Two-column content area with dark semi-transparent cards:
Left: Fault Details, CPU Registers, Process Info, System Info
Right: Call Stack (full height)
Pastel red background (#7A2828), monospace text for data sections
Key changes:
Add core.panic.pas with pre-built BSOD screen, register/trace/system
info formatting, hex conversion helpers, and syslog fallback
Add arch.x86.panic.pas as the x86 bridge: packs interrupt registers
into a TRegisterSnapshot and calls core.panic.panic()
Simplify all 19 x86 fault handlers to one-liner panic calls
Remove legacy BSOD code from arch.x86.util.pas
Add teapot.tga (256x256) embedded via splash_tga.asm
Introduce core.panic, a new architecture-agnostic kernel panic engine
with a pre-allocated LVGL BSOD screen. The screen and all widgets are
created at init time so that zero LVGL allocation occurs at panic time.
Layout features:
- Top banner with decoded teapot TGA image (128x128) and title/subtitle
- Two-column content area with dark semi-transparent cards:
- Left: Fault Details, CPU Registers, Process Info, System Info
- Right: Call Stack (full height)
- Pastel red background (#7A2828), monospace text for data sections
Key changes:
- Add core.panic.pas with pre-built BSOD screen, register/trace/system
info formatting, hex conversion helpers, and syslog fallback
- Add arch.x86.panic.pas as the x86 bridge: packs interrupt registers
into a TRegisterSnapshot and calls core.panic.panic()
- Simplify all 19 x86 fault handlers to one-liner panic calls
- Remove legacy BSOD code from arch.x86.util.pas
- Add teapot.tga (256x256) embedded via splash_tga.asm
- Add LVGL bindings: lv_refr_now, lv_image_create, lv_image_set_src,
lv_image_set_scale, lv_image_set_inner_align, and style helpers
- Wire up panic init and test command in asuro.pas
admin
added this to the 2.0.0 milestone 2026-03-08 17:01:16 +00:00
t3hn3rd
was assigned by admin2026-03-08 17:01:16 +00:00
Introduce core.panic, a new architecture-agnostic kernel panic engine
with a pre-allocated LVGL BSOD screen. The screen and all widgets are
created at init time so that zero LVGL allocation occurs at panic time.
Layout features:
- Top banner with decoded teapot TGA image (128x128) and title/subtitle
- Two-column content area with dark semi-transparent cards:
- Left: Fault Details, CPU Registers, Process Info, System Info
- Right: Call Stack (full height)
- Pastel red background (#7A2828), monospace text for data sections
Key changes:
- Add core.panic.pas with pre-built BSOD screen, register/trace/system
info formatting, hex conversion helpers, and syslog fallback
- Add arch.x86.panic.pas as the x86 bridge: packs interrupt registers
into a TRegisterSnapshot and calls core.panic.panic()
- Simplify all 19 x86 fault handlers to one-liner panic calls
- Remove legacy BSOD code from arch.x86.util.pas
- Add teapot.tga (256x256) embedded via splash_tga.asm
- Add LVGL bindings: lv_refr_now, lv_image_create, lv_image_set_src,
lv_image_set_scale, lv_image_set_inner_align, and style helpers
- Wire up panic init and test command in asuro.pas
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Aaron
Introduce core.panic, a new architecture-agnostic kernel panic engine
with a pre-allocated LVGL BSOD screen. The screen and all widgets are
created at init time so that zero LVGL allocation occurs at panic time.
Layout features:
Key changes:
info formatting, hex conversion helpers, and syslog fallback
into a TRegisterSnapshot and calls core.panic.panic()
lv_image_set_scale, lv_image_set_inner_align, and style helpers