Hi Eric,
> On Aug 8, 2024, at 4:29 PM, Eric Auer via Freedos-user
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> Hi Jerome, Trevor, Mateusz etc. :-)
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> Thanks for explaining how to turn 386 installs into 8086 ones!
>
> I hope the CPU detection is now working, so the installer
> will create an 8086 install when used on 80
Hi Eric.
Thank you again for tour answer. I Will take a look about the last repo.
Yes, right now I'm playing with Boot loaders doing "minikernels" , also
playing with MikeOS and following this page about develop a OS. Also I'm
reading a book.
I thought on FreeDOS because it Is "modern" , I knew
Hi Gabriel,
if I have to guess, then buildall does the following:
It compiles several different types of FreeDOS kernel,
for example with and without FAT32 support.
Each kernel is just a single binary which you can
rename to kernel.sys, then use SYS or similar tools
to install it to a FAT dri
> Hi , I'm studing Operative Systems . I was trying to compile FreeDos but
> looks like a hard job, I think I can do it but maybe exists some tool with
> all already done on it, and just doing some command all is compiled.
> So , that is my question. Thank you guys.
The question is remarkably u
Hi Eric.
Thank you for your answer.
Yes. I was taking a look and I discovered I needed some old tools ( I had
old Software ,All Borlands , Tams , MS Assembler all versions but we can
get it from Internet I guess ) .
Reading some documentation on kernel repository ( Github), I saw a file
called "
Hi Jerome, Trevor, Mateusz etc. :-)
Thanks for explaining how to turn 386 installs into 8086 ones!
I hope the CPU detection is now working, so the installer
will create an 8086 install when used on 8086 systems?
Does the installer have an option to manually select an
8086 compatible install r
Hi Gabriel,
Hi , I'm studing Operative Systems . I was trying to compile FreeDos but
looks like a hard job, I think I can do it but maybe exists some tool with
all already done on it, and just doing some command all is compiled.
The answer to this question depends a lot on what exactly
you m
Hi , I'm studing Operative Systems . I was trying to compile FreeDos but
looks like a hard job, I think I can do it but maybe exists some tool with
all already done on it, and just doing some command all is compiled.
So , that is my question. Thank you guys.
*Gabriel González González*
_
I’m glad you got it working. :-)
> On Aug 8, 2024, at 6:51 AM, Trevor Campbell via Freedos-user
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> I don't know. I have no experience with FreeDOS before this, but I think the
> FloppyEdition installs only the 8086 compatible files when you run "setup adv
> 8086" and just copie
OK
I misunderstood your message, I thought that you just copied kernel to sd card,
but I see that you overwrote it into prepared „floppy set”.
Piotr
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> w dniu 08.08.2024, o godz. 12:50:
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> I don't know. I h
I don't know. I have no experience with FreeDOS before this, but I think
the FloppyEdition installs only the 8086 compatible files when you run
"setup adv 8086" and just copies the the wrong kernel by mistake.
Trevor
On 8/8/24 19:57, Nutilius via Freedos-user wrote:
What about freecom? Is it
What about freecom? Is it not required to work with kernel?Piotr——-Wysłane z PDP11Wiadomość napisana przez Trevor Campbell via Freedos-user w dniu 08.08.2024, o godz. 09:43:
SUCCESS Thanks Jerome. I was able to get a working version
of FreeDOS installed an running.
SUCCESS Thanks Jerome. I was able to get a working version of
FreeDOS installed an running. When building from the FloppyEdition, the
only file I needed to copy over was KERNEL.SYS and then the system
booted and ran properly. I'm still going to take your advice and look
into tailoring t
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