y on an old "portable" Toshiba T1600 (cpu
> Intel 80286, 712Kb of RAM, 40Mb of HD) when the system boot it tells me
> "ELKS 0.0.77" against the "image.zip" which well contains a system "ELKS
>
> 0.0.78". Is it not strange <:)?
This is a mistake
: About "Dev86src-0.14.9.tar.gz" (or what else release) I reach to
: recompile application with a Linux kernel 2.0.x but not with 2.2.x once.
:
Some newer distributions core dump when running /usr/bin/ar with
Dev86-0-14.9. I have rewritten a new /usr/bin/ar that will work for these
dist
ntel 80286, 712Kb of RAM, 40Mb of HD) when the system boot it tells me
"ELKS 0.0.77" against the "image.zip" which well contains a system "ELKS
0.0.78". Is it not strange <:)?
May be is it why have I to comment out system call "setsid()" into
elkscmd/sysut
At 09:42 AM 7/20/99 +0100, Luke (boo) Farrar wrote:
>On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Dan Olson wrote:
>> A few of us had this exact same problem on PS/2 machines, and I believe
>> the problem ended up not being the disk drive but rather the keyboard not
>> being detected. A simple test, if you can do it, wo
: I can tell you that it won't work. I know this because I wrote it :) Al
: fixed a small part of it a while ago, but afaik, it still doesn't work
: properly. Feel free to debug it if you want though, it's fairly simple to
: navigate through the source.
:
If anyone wants another bios k
: > What is so special about ps/2 keyboards?
:
: They have blue electrons running thru their chips :-)
:
That's true. Normal electrons are greenish-gold.
On Tue, 20 Jul 1999, Blaz Antonic wrote:
> I have already suggested to use BIOS console instead of direct one on
> PS/2 machines long time ago, but noone tried it.
>
> So, disable dircon and enable bioscon support in config, recompile and
> try again. Please let us know whether it works or not (
> I just tried it and found the same thing on a ps2. It's the keyboard that
> it has a problem with. With the comb image it mounts the root disk fine,
> runs init fine, then you can't login because of the keyboard.
I have already suggested to use BIOS console instead of direct one on
PS/2 machine
On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Dan Olson wrote:
> A few of us had this exact same problem on PS/2 machines, and I believe
> the problem ended up not being the disk drive but rather the keyboard not
> being detected. A simple test, if you can do it, would be to try the
> combo boot/root image, and see i
A few of us had this exact same problem on PS/2 machines, and I believe
the problem ended up not being the disk drive but rather the keyboard not
being detected. A simple test, if you can do it, would be to try the
combo boot/root image, and see if it hangs or not. Sence you are using
5.25" disk
>
> The drive light never goes off on my system either, but ELKS 0.77 runs
> fine. Is your problem that ELKS doesn't work, or with the drive light?
>
> Greg
>
Hello to everybody.
I've been following the list from June. It's the first time I write.
I have high hopes about ELKS becaus
At 12:16 PM 7/15/99 -0600, Greg Haerr wrote:
>
>: I downloaded the images.zip and used RaWrite to pu them on 5 1/4" floppies
>: from my Win95 machine. I took them down to the basement and fired up an
>: old XT clone. Boot messages appear normal (it identifies 2 floppies and 1
>: HDD), but when i
: I downloaded the images.zip and used RaWrite to pu them on 5 1/4" floppies
: from my Win95 machine. I took them down to the basement and fired up an
: old XT clone. Boot messages appear normal (it identifies 2 floppies and 1
: HDD), but when it asks for the root floppy, the drive light never
>ELKS version 0.0.78 has been released and is available from
>ftp://ftp.ecs.soton.ac.uk/pub/elks/elks-0.0.78/. linux.mit.edu currently
>has a full disk which prevented me from uploading there.
>
I downloaded the images.zip and used RaWrite to pu them on 5 1/4" floppies
from my
ELKS version 0.0.78 has been released and is available from
ftp://ftp.ecs.soton.ac.uk/pub/elks/elks-0.0.78/. linux.mit.edu currently
has a full disk which prevented me from uploading there.
The release consists of the following files:-
elks-0.0.78.tar.gz - Kernel source
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