Hi there,
In the meantime, I coded on my OS as well.
Well, here's version 0.1, you can't do anything useful with it.... ::)
You can download it at:
http://www.denniscgc.nl/DennisOS
Please check it if it works for you
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tried it on my laptop. Reports HD0 and HD1 and CPU@166MHz
after a short time, the screen blanks and the monitor looks to be turned off.
the last things it displays is "0" "16" on 2 separate lines...
laptop batteries are quite low, i'll try it again later ...
after a short time, the screen blanks and the monitor looks to be turned off.
the last things it displays is "0" "16" on 2 separate lines...
laptop batteries are quite low, i'll try it again later ...
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Ah, ok.Pype.Clicker wrote: tried it on my laptop. Reports HD0 and HD1 and CPU@166MHz
after a short time, the screen blanks and the monitor looks to be turned off.
the last things it displays is "0" "16" on 2 separate lines...
0 and 16 are some testings from mem_alloc and mem_free
Thanks for testing , hope you'll try it again
laptop batteries are quite low, i'll try it again later ...
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fully-charged batteries didn't help. It looks like there's a "quota of interrupts" before the system gets wrong (pressing keys make it hang earlier)
Or maybe you're trying to set a video mode that isn't supported by my laptop. What should the OS do once those number have been written ?
Or maybe you're trying to set a video mode that isn't supported by my laptop. What should the OS do once those number have been written ?
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Well, it doesn't change to any graphic mode, yet...Pype.Clicker wrote: Or maybe you're trying to set a video mode that isn't supported by my laptop. What should the OS do once those number have been written ?
It should let you type something (for now).
Hmm, didn't have those problems, maybe I should make the keyboard buffer larger (since it only contains for one byte ;D )fully-charged batteries didn't help. It looks like there's a "quota of interrupts" before the system gets wrong (pressing keys make it hang earlier)
anyway, thanks
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is there any minimum amount of RAM you assume ? my laptop has only 48MB. Note that the problem also occurs if i don't touch any key (it only occurs later)
Could this come from some unexpected IRQ (real time clock or whatever) ? ...
Could this come from some unexpected IRQ (real time clock or whatever) ? ...
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No, it also works on my p1, with 32 mb ;DPype.Clicker wrote: is there any minimum amount of RAM you assume ? my laptop has only 48MB.
No, I don't think so...Note that the problem also occurs if i don't touch any key (it only occurs later)
Could this come from some unexpected IRQ (real time clock or whatever) ? ...
What are you specs (laptop) ?
I think it's a bit weird (for me).....