On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Martin wrote:
> I am in favor of keeping older snapshots.
> It is easy that way to find when some bug was introduced without
> reconstructing an older version with CVS.
> Also it is easy that way to track where and when bochs and plex86 grew
> out of eachother.
> For example: I am now implementing the diskd feature (use two disk
> images) which was build into bochs a few months ago. This uses features
> in bochs bios 1.3. This bios is quite different from plex86 bios version
> 1.3. Only 1.1 is the same for both.
Martin,
The rombios is an example of code that can truly be shared between bochs
and plex86. I don't think there are any bochs-specific or plex-specific
hacks in either of our rombios files (if there are, they are minor and a
#define could easily take care of it). It's already on my to-do list to
integrate the plex86 changes to rombios, and I'm happy to try to explain
any changes we've made that you are interested in.
Let me know. I hate for the two projects to re-invent things that could
easily be shared.
Regards,
Bryce
