Marco Gerards wrote:
Specifically, how are you handling
different filesystem structures in the boot sector?
On the PC the bootblock (512 bytes) load the GRUB kernel. This is a
binary image with a maximum size of 32KB (IIRC). This is loaded from
a fixed location and no filesystem specific cod
On Wednesday 21 Sep 2005 16:02, Marco Gerards wrote:
> I'd like to start working on that this weekend, if I can find the time
> for that...
I found some documentation for the RISC OS API online:
http://www.drobe.co.uk/show_manual.php?manual=/sh-cgi
Most of what GRUB uses is under "OS".
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
Please explain exactly what this device is. However here we are
discussing the development cycles of the next generation of GRUB, the
boot loader. Your questions could easily be aimed at one of the other
forums. Also with regards to HTML mail please consider using a
plaint
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Bart Grantham a écrit :
> Turns out that the installation of
> gcc that I have on my Ultra5 (gentoo stage 3) doesn't support 64bit
> binaries, so I think I'll have to rebuild gcc to really get underway.
Building a working 32bits binary could be another task, to make it
easier to build from 32bits
>> Would you like to help us writing a f-code bootsector?
>
> Well, I did halfway learn Forth a couple years ago in an attempt to port
> my hobby OS over to sparc, and I have both an Ultra 5 and a Blue&White
> Mac G3, so I can do some cross-platform testing. Desite this, I find it
> hard to belie
