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I tought maybe i was missing some components, but i hace everything that i need ap0r@ap0r-vm:/bin$ sudo apt-get install nasm [sudo] password for ap0r: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done nasm is already the newest version. 0 upgraded, 0 newly inst...

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Hello guys! As we know, eventually Visopsys will connect to the Internet, with all the pains that implies. I'm currently modifying the passwd utility, so that it advises you about strong/weak passwords, password lenght, etc. But before doing any more work on that i tought to ask you guys what do you...

How strange, i typed that!

Edit: I remember typing it but i wasn't able to find it on the original document :/ So i just retyped it and updated the original doc, forum post and changelog.

The Absolute n00b’s guide to compiling Visopsys under Windows, Version 1.6 So, you’ve found Visopsys. Cool little piece of software, huh? And it surely could use your awesome program or modification! Then you get hit in the face with those strange, fancy words like “CentOS”, “Gnu Make”, “NASM”, “GC...

You should use C, it's the only language supported right now. For more info you can head to http://visopsys.org/developers.htm You create your source code in C with any text editor, or your favourite IDE, then you compile it following the Build instructions that you can find inside the source code d...

I managed to write a small C hello world program, compile, make an ISO from the compiled files, boot from it and sucessfully test my hello world program in visopsys, using windows, vmware, and free software available from internet... would anyone like or be interested in a simple tutorial? In the st...

A bit off topic, but shouldnt we have a button to return to the homepage from the forum?

Just did it, i can confirm SATA support works flawlessly with this hardware and drives:

Mainboard : ASRock G41M-S3 with Intel G41 chipset
Hard Disk : Western Digital WD3200 (320GB)
Hard Disk : Western Digital WD7500 (750GB)

Yes! I can now boot it without having to reconfigure BIOS!