Bill Arbaugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > One of our goals here at UMCP is to support Win2K. As the first step, we're > trying enumerating > the interrupts (if any) that win2K uses. I know from speaking with some of the > people at MS that > they tried to rely less on the bios with win2k. Of course, that doesn't mean it > > will be easy to do! :-)
Well there are some documents related to legacy free systems, that give some of the firware services windows expects. Additionally I'd suggest the classic emulator approach. But a stub in place for every vector, and when an unrecognized vector is called have it print a nice error message. > If I had to take a WAG as to when we'll have win2k working, I'd say at the end > of the summer at the > earliest (unless someone gets there first). Also you might be able to get some ideas from dosemu, boch, and plex86. Eric
