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Yes, it is indeed possible and I have done it in the past, back when 0.74 was current I was tinkering with the kernel a bit, I got the idea to boot Visopsys on a set-top box that netbooted via DHCP. I even implemented a 16-color VGA driver. It worked, but as it had no network support, it was mostly ...

No, I'm not in trouble
The free hosting I am using requires logging into cPanel at least once every 21 days or it will suspend the account. Pretty strange and I did not know that! Now everything is fine.

This is something I've been working on, on and off, for a while. It's a text editor for the Visopsys console, called TEdit. I'm sorry but I'm not at home currently so there are no screenshots.. but it's completely functional. Source code is here: http://unhaut.x10host.com/tedit.c The only real issue...

Hi, the Visopsys calculator cannot compute square root and factorial numbers in 0.8_pre1 The following two one-line fixes will correct this: update_calculator_display((root = calc_result)); must become update_calculator_display((number_field = calc_result = root)); and update_calculator_display((cal...

It's most likely interrupt related, as disabling APIC makes the kernel boot fine on affected QEMU versions (the one I have installed on my system is among them)

Thank you. I have just applied the patchset.

Unfortunately it still won't work on QEMU, I use version 2.1.0.
Just an idea: ever thought about registering if a certain key is pressed in the OS loader, and then disabling APIC if it was?

Yes, it would be nice if I could try a prelease ISO.

I dropped the file in the 0.75N1 source tree and unfortunately it does not work for me in QEMU.

Yes, a set of release-to-release patches would be helpful to me to keep it in sync.
This compression library you speak of sounds interesting, I look forward to it.
And as usual, thank you