- Third, you will get familiar with the boot procedure of xv6 by modifying the
kernel to support variable memory sizes.
- - **UNSURE IF I'LL ADD THIS** Fourth, you will add a system-call to the xv6 kernel to let the user query
- the available memory.
-
## Part 1 - checking out the repository
**NOTE: The above code uses a "Debug" build. This disables optimizations and
adds in debug symbols. Its much easier to work with than a "Release" build, the
default CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE. The autograder (more later) will run your code in
-Release mode**
+"Release" mode**
Once you've built xv6, you may launch your new kernel. We've provided a