Hi Andrew,
> Is freedos a reverse engineering of MS-DOS...
No. It is a program written based on the documentation
about what MS DOS does for you, how it interacts with
DOS software and drivers. At the moment, the FreeDOS
kernel behaves a lot like MS DOS even as far as some
quite exotic things ar
On Thu, 13 Mar 2008, Andrew Wan wrote:
> Is freedos a reverse engineering of MS-DOS...
Not exactly a reverse-engineering, that job was done years ago, but a
reimplementation of the API certainly...
> built on IA32 architecture?
IA16, really.
*runs*
> Are there any ports to say... mac, sun,
On 3/13/08, Andrew Wan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Is freedos a reverse engineering of MS-DOS... built on IA32
> architecture? Are there any ports to say... mac, sun, and other
> architectures?
> Am curious whether freedos can be natively ported to other
> platforms... like PSP, etc.
>
> What
Is freedos a reverse engineering of MS-DOS... built on IA32 architecture? Are
there any ports to say... mac, sun, and other architectures?
Am curious whether freedos can be natively ported to other platforms... like
PSP, etc.
What steps are required for one to do if one wants to port freedos
