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just installed it on a VM, worked flawlessly. Played a little with the tools, worked great and your UI has nice performance.
I find your work extremely amazing. I'm truly impressed, how long have you been working on this?
You don't have many posts here yet, I'd really love to hear more about your system. Do you have any page with information or something?
I've tried Nameless OS (AMD64) under QEMU. The live system is beautiful, and I've installed it also. I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but the usb.img disk image when attached it to USB mass storage in QEMU, the system triple faults while booting, and so it must be used as a hard disk; so I installed it from the floppy disks. Looking forward to hearing more about your OS. I'm really interested, do you have a source code repository anywhere? What language is it written in?
Cheers,
Omar.
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
Excellent project... Are all programs executables or they are integrated into shell? Because if they are, very good project. Bravo! . As I said, putted on my inspirations list.
Greetings from Serbia!
P.S. :
When I unpacked .TAR file in 7-zip on Windows, and tried to install it in VmWare workstation, installation boot correctly, it prompted to insert second diskette and when I putted disk2.img inside and pressed OK, it suddenly exited graphics mode and printed "panic: intr_aena: interrupts disabled" on AMD64 and "sysinstall: bmp_load: /lib/bg/bg640x480.pnm: No such file or directory" on I386 . I'm using floppy drives with provided 64 MB of RAM. Where did I gone wrong?
omarrx024 wrote:I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but the usb.img disk image when attached it to USB mass storage in QEMU, the system triple faults while booting, and so it must be used as a hard disk; so I installed it from the floppy disks.
I wasn't aware of the usb.img tripple crash under QEMU, I've always used the image as a hard disk when running QEMU. What's you QEMU version and command line when running the usb.img disk image as a USB mass storage?
Lukand wrote:When I unpacked .TAR file in 7-zip on Windows, and tried to install it in VmWare workstation, installation boot correctly, it prompted to insert second diskette and when I putted disk2.img inside and pressed OK, it suddenly exited graphics mode and printed "panic: intr_aena: interrupts disabled" on AMD64 and "sysinstall: bmp_load: /lib/bg/bg640x480.pnm: No such file or directory" on I386 . I'm using floppy drives with provided 64 MB of RAM. Where did I gone wrong?
pdurlej wrote:
What's the exact VmWare Workstation version?
12.1.1 build-3770994, pirated copy (Cause all of us use pirated software, aren't we? )
The problem sounds like unexistent .bmp file; Are floppy images corrupt or something?
pdurlej wrote:I wasn't aware of the usb.img tripple crash under QEMU, I've always used the image as a hard disk when running QEMU. What's you QEMU version and command line when running the usb.img disk image as a USB mass storage?
Lukand wrote:Cause all of us use pirated software, aren't we?
I do not.
omarrx024 wrote:I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but the usb.img disk image when attached it to USB mass storage in QEMU, the system triple faults while booting
Workaround applied.
Lukand wrote:it suddenly exited graphics mode and printed "panic: intr_aena: interrupts disabled" on AMD64
Fixed, thanks. The bug affected i386 as well.
Lukand wrote:"sysinstall: bmp_load: /lib/bg/bg640x480.pnm: No such file or directory" on I386.
This file is optional and is not included in the floppy disk image to save space.
It works now. Amazing. I didn't know for this project. I was like "why is this mouse so slow", and found control panel which allows me to change that. WOW.
I want to write a program for it. Is there any guide?
. As I said, putted on my inspirations list.
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