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okay, here you got the disk image, dudes

Process management and address space tests modules will now be loaded by default at boot-time. You're welcome to try to create a few processes (Shift+F4, Ctrl+F6, and hit [ENTER] a few times over "procCreate") and try to kill them (CTRL+F7, arrows to move over one process and [DEL] to destroy it).

You may also see it as a "freeze'm'up" game if you switch on Shift+F1 between the two

More seriously, the system should now work fine on every system that has a minimum of 12MB and the list of keys available on a pannel are listed on the pannel's banner.

I'm (un)fortunately going on holidays by Thursday 02.07.04, so i'll get a look on your feedback when coming back home (around 12.07).

oops I get an

*** VMware Workstation internal monitor error ***
BUG F(104):1147 bugNr=116

the boot screen so far:

S.O.S. v 0.2
Loading kernel ...
Loading image ...
raw host

Think I got an error on Qemu.

here are my tests :

bochs 2.1.1 ...............................................[ OK ]
qemu ........................................................[ FAIL ]
a real machine 386 .......................................[ FAIL ]
a real machine 586 .......................................[ OK ]

mpp.eox3 wrote: oops I get an

*** VMware Workstation internal monitor error ***
BUG F(104):1147 bugNr=116

hmm. intriguing. I got the same error, but i'm not at all a VMWare expert so i hoped it was an error in my VMware config...

386 FAIL

minimal system is 486 with 12MB ram, iirc.

thanks all for your feedbacks

Curufir wrote: Think I got an error on Qemu.

hmm, candy reported the same problem with bare hardware. seems connected to a stupid duplicated symbols problem.

i think i have a fix, gonna publish it asap.

It worked well.... it's a lot faster than the first few releases were......

Works now.

latest VMware are reported to work a *bit* better, but still not perfectly