When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots

[chibicitiberiu]

Bug in kmalloc made it give wrong addresses.

Lol looks like your kmalloc showed you something went wrong with a lot of love

[bobman801]

found out what was wrong with my screen-shot this code solves the problem

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db 0

I was testing words not bytes so my lodsw grabed my 0 at the end of the line and then some untill it started printing the idt, it probably stopped at the offset[16-31] part of the first desctriptor because I'm still working in the real mode memory range. I feel better now but just a bit silly.

[Jezze]

Not exactly a screenshot but rather a commit message.

I unintentionally wrote:
"did some cleaning. broke arm."

Thats why I never vacuum =)

[Yargh]

Incremented the cursor position 1 too many.

[chibicitiberiu]

strange_crash.png (4.65 KiB) Viewed 10136 times

A small mispell, wrote putc instead of putcolor

[Candy]

Not exactly a screenshot but rather a commit message.

I unintentionally wrote:
"did some cleaning. broke arm."

Thats why I never vacuum =)

That's pretty funny . I hope you can still program with the broken arm...

[Candy]

The cause:
- Add alpha blending support for the mouse
- Regenerate all textures in ARGB format. Forget to do the user background (because it's in a different folder).
- Not clear the backbuffer when switching users (as they all have an opaque background)
- Draw those opaque backgrounds with transparency aware code.
- Login as that user.

[Karlosoft]

This is what I see loading a bitmap -.- And in reverse order too =.=

[Combuster]

Bitmaps are actually stored the wrong way around

[TylerH]

Who's to say which way is right and which is wrong?

[Combuster]

Me?

Consider this: did you ever find a case where you could load a bitmap and use it as-is, without flipping it upside down in software (that also means not using API calls as they do it as well)

[Owen]

Me?

Consider this: did you ever find a case where you could load a bitmap and use it as-is, without flipping it upside down in software (that also means not using API calls as they do it as well)

Yes. When you're running OS/2

[arjo129]

My OS Bootloader simply gives a bios message:
No bootable device found
May have messed up when I typed the dd stuf

[piranha]

Waking this thread up!

My new panic screen is now:


Yeah. I'm a bad person. But I find it amusing. So, theres that.

-JL

[piranha]

My new panic screen is now:

EPIC.

Why thank you. I fully agree

-JL