the weekend with my girlfriend and hence away from my
PC. (She is sensible enough never to have looked at a PC of any kind.)
I shall be back at my desk Monday lunchtime, though, and will pick up any
email or comments you may have straight away.
Cheers,
Martin Woodhouse
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Hello Adam
We had limited luck booting Win98 which is the dos. Get disk reading
(int13) working reliably and you should be 95% there.
Yes, this is at least partly confirmed since I am currently running all my
existing Illumination books on a Windows 98 machine, which has no
trouble dr
Hello Stefan and Darmawan and all
Stefan wrote :
Since it comes with Linux preinstalled, it should be
easier to use Linux than to try getting MSDOS working on there..!?
Stefan
That may very well be true. But I have a program already written for MSDOS
(not Windows)
which woul
iflash maybe a little outdated, but it runs on
top of DOS. I might add DOS support in the future though. Nonetheless,
it's not in the top priority list at the moment, due to various constraints.
Cheers,
Darmawan
MARTIN WOODHOUSE wrote:
> Hello Darmawan
>
> May I request -- quite urge
opportunity as an
educational tool.
Cheers, Martin Woodhouse
Darmawan Salihun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Right now, I start laying down the infrastructure for the Windows
version of flashrom utility, i.e. the kernel mode driver and the very
basic user mode application. Be
Yestereday Jordan wrotee
> On Thu, May 03, 2007 at 05:55:39PM -0400, Jim Gettys wrote:
> > Mitch wrote a fast path resume from RAM for the OLPC Geode
> > hardware.
>
> The fastest path is obviously attractive also in LinuxBIOS.
>
>
> > Once you've done that, you find that you've done just
Hello children --
(I'm allowed to say "Hello, children" without giving you offence because I'm
rising seventy-five years old and wrote my first computer program in 1957 ---
hey, that's exactly half a century ago this year ! --- for a processor which,
as it happens, I had built myself using
