Which OS you are using for development ?

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Re: Which OS you are using for development ?

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CPU: pentium 4 ( 2 GHz )
OS: Windows XP prof
Tools: TASM 3.0, Borland C 5.5, TLink

-convert the EXE kernel into a stand-alone one using a tool that I have developed via C# !!!!

-create floppy image using WinImage 7.0

-emulate using VMware Workstation 5.0

I use the IDE of MS Visual Studio.Net 2003 for editing !!!!!!!!!!!

as all of u can see .. i am a very M$ citizen
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Re: Which OS you are using for development ?

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theubu wrote:I do all my development on my Ubix Cube..... ;)
Ubu, that's quite an interesting website you've got there :)

--Jeff

PS: My previous post should, of course, have been nasm 0.9x not 1.9x.
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Re: Which OS you are using for development ?

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Update:

That 300MHz got a memory upgrade, now @ 384MB. Don't do dev anymore on it though.

Now using a Compaq LTE 5150 laptop (P100, 40MB) for dev'ing and testing. (lots of dev'ing and a reboot about once every hour)

I got tired of VMware sucking up all my resources so it's Bochs for this OS dever :)

Bochs 2.2.1 is very weird though. Nothing like the older ones in my view.

Thank you.

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Re: Which OS you are using for development ?

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i use debian sarge 3.1/unstable.
Proggis: gcc && nasm

for testing: vmware
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Re: Which OS you are using for development ?

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I'm using 2 systems currently:

OS: WindowsXP (AMD64 3000+, 1GB PC3200 DDR), Debian Linux (Dual P2 400, 312Mb SDD)
Compiler: DJGPP/NASM, GCC/NASM
Editor: EditPlus 2
Emulator: Bochs
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I use
OS: Windows xp
editor: codeblocks
compiler: djgpp/nasm or mingw for non osdev
emulator: Bochs and when i doubt something(very rarely) i use microsoft vpc

yup ive done some testing with redhat linux 9.0 fun as crap to dev with but i only have 40 gigs and 1 computer
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Re: Which OS you are using for development ?

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Kermit,
(and for you freeBSD'ers, I gave it a good go awhile ago, but it wont even boot on this laptop... :/.)
Kermit, are you still there?
Why is FreeBSD not working? What does it do? Is it the "multiboot" MBR not recognising your partitions and freezing when you choose which partition to boot?
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Post by inflater »

I have

CPU: Intel Pentium 4 1,8GHz
OS: Windows XP SP2
Editor: Notepad :D or IDE from DOS based Pascals (BP,FP,TP)
Development tools: Borland Pascal 7.0,TASM,NASM,Free Pascal,Delphi7

Simple ;)

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Me i'm under Linux Kubuntu 6.06, with gcc & nasm.
I use Kate for editing files.

CPU : Intel Celeron 600 MHz
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Post by earlz »

I have....

cpu: intel celeron @1.4ghz(yea slow)
ram: 512mb
total hdd: 204gb distributed among 2 internal hdd and 160gb external
OS: Windows XP Home sp2

ide: CodeBlocks with MinGW(it lets me compile my OS without having crap like batch files like most other ide's)
also have nasm though plans of switchign to fasm
emulator: bochs and sometimes vpc
floppy stuff:I use vfdwin --it's awesome let's me load images to B:(virtual) and then I just use diskcopy to copy to real floppy
browser: Firefox (lol as if that matters)
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Post by Dex »

I use my own OS Dex4u, along with Tex4u (text editor) and fasm (fasm port).
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Post by earlz »

pshhhh quit showing off(lol)

late edit: wow just noticed I double posted...
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Post by Dex »

If i was showing off, i would of add hex4u :lol:
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