As Eric Auer released a "bugzilla SYS 3.3" which starts confusing as unofficial 3.x versions already exist, is it possible to get everything unified in the Subversion concurrent versioning system?
To my knowledge we got: * Kernel 2036 (stable, all compilers) * Kernel 2037 (unstable/experimental, adds NLS support for example, making NLSFUNC/COUNTRY functional) * Kernel 2038 (unstable/experimental, adds hotbooting with JEMMEX for example) * Kernel that requires 386+ * Kernel without FAT32 support * SYS 3.2 (official FreeDOS) * SYS 3.3 (Bugzilla, Eric Auer, cant be compiled by Openwatcom) * SYS 3.x (Jeremy Davis and/or Blair Campbell, used for DRDOS, supports opensource bootsectors for various DOS flavours except MSDOS7.10/FAT32. This SYS is actually on the FREEDOS\SETUP\BIN section of FreeDOS 1.0 but not in packages or installed FreeDOS. I think this SYS got turned into an abandoned project though it has much potential in combination with Metakern to make 'simple' dualboots * Freecom 0.82patchlevel 2 by Steffen Kaiser * Freecom 0.83patchlevel 3 by Steffen kaiser (some regression bugs, some improvements) * Freecom 0.84 by Blair Campbell and possibly Jeremy Davis (Freedos 1.0) * Freecom binaries only supporting partial amount of the command set and/or features, like ALIAS * Freecom binaries only supporting disk-swapping by using a helper program (KSSF) * Freecom binaries only supporting XMS-swapping (or eating 75KB of low memory) It would be nice to be able to have flavours located on a single location, not all over the place. Try finding Jeremy's port of Smart Boot Manager for Syslinux for example :). SVN would do fine, and maybe kernel 2038 can be made standard sometime. As for the FreeDOS 1.0 distro improvements, some people are already working on updated packages. Others might have been busy with making better scripts, etc. And ofcourse the infamous floppy distributions, which on one side should be 'copy *.* c:\freedos' and on the other side having the same full functionality as the CD, including package selection. It's tough :) Bernd ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/ _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
