What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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Just Fine. =D>
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In DosBox!?
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Hobbes wrote:In DosBox!?
Get bootable floppy image of OS, start dosbox, mount folder with IMG file, type
boot filename.img
And enjoy. If your OS works with 80486 and 16Mb RAM, then MAY BE you can launch it with DosBox. Emulation speed is VERY slow.

Btw, KolibriOS has DosBox port, and I'm plannig to port Qemu once.
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Atom now has a kernel-based shell which gets launched by an external program (bootsys). It can keep track of memory used by processes, and it can also view text files :)
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SoUrcerer wrote:VirtualBox running KolibriOS r#2208 (64mb RAM), which running KolibriOS (same version, 16 mb RAM) in DosBox (note that KolibriOS is 32 bit protected mode OS, not DOS shell).
Hah! Pretty cool :)
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A new instruction
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Yeah... why not 'sysinfo' ?
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Like many of the images around here, that looks fake to me because:
  • mariuszp doesn't seem to understand what CPUID is.
  • The memory footprint is over 4.25 MiB... (btw, his last screenshot revealed that his kernel took up exactly 6 MiB).
  • Just before all these screenshots he was asking all sorts of GDT questions.
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Remote debugging session of Intel's ACPI library. Note that both the calling app (test32) and the acpi.rdv device driver are listed as modules. Debugging is at source level, and it can be seen that variables are 48-bit pointers, and that CS selector has CPL=0 (0xB00).

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You already saw DOSBox in Kolibri. Today I finished GBC port, and can show you new screenshots.
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On the screen:
FCEU - to play over 13 thousands NES games
E80 - to launch over 8000 (!!!) ZX-Spectrum programs
GnGB - also 7000+ games
Keep in mind DOSBox (which support windows 3.1 and 95) and ScummVM ports. Also I'm porting Duke3D now :D
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At least, after 12 hours of brainstorming, I ported ZSNES to KolibriOS. It wasn't easy, and now I'm look like this -> :mrgreen:
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And here is my try: A 16-Bit DOS for 80286+ CPUs called BonnyDOS/286, and GOS/286 (running under my DOS).
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One more screen: http://www.durlej.net/screens.
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rdos wrote:Remote debugging session of Intel's ACPI library.
May I ask what debugger you are using?
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Andy1988 wrote:
rdos wrote:Remote debugging session of Intel's ACPI library.
May I ask what debugger you are using?
It is OpenWatcom's debugger built for Windows on the client side and my own TCP/IP server running on RDOS that loads the executable. I can also run OpenWatcom's debugger on RDOS directly, but it is less attractive as I do all my development on Windows, and thus have all the project files on Windows.
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