Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 10:51 pm
But it's not even remotely Unix-like...OrOS wrote:menuet is a good example of what can be accomplished with limited hardware
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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 6:37 am
I know, its one of the great things about it; Its original. ;P
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 11:37 am
Sorry, I forgot an important system!
the UZI family of OS is for Zilog CPU and is a small
system that is mostly V7 compatible but has a limitation that
a file can only be up to 64kb.The best to look at would be UZI180
for Z180 singleboard computers or UZIX 1.0 for MSX machines.
UZI contains no UNIX code but some parts are similar to unix
and other are very simplified.UZI is written in C but would need
much work to adapt it to 32bit PC,because its code in some parts uses very simple algorithms, simpler than V7.
the UZI family of OS is for Zilog CPU and is a small
system that is mostly V7 compatible but has a limitation that
a file can only be up to 64kb.The best to look at would be UZI180
for Z180 singleboard computers or UZIX 1.0 for MSX machines.
UZI contains no UNIX code but some parts are similar to unix
and other are very simplified.UZI is written in C but would need
much work to adapt it to 32bit PC,because its code in some parts uses very simple algorithms, simpler than V7.