On 29.10.19 07:45, bilsch01 wrote:
> I have a simple 16-bit real mode OS called JINX that I have been
> running/testing on a flash drive. I write the 8192 byte file, jsec2.bin,
> to a flash drive using the linux dd copy utility, and then boot the
> flash drive. The .bin file is a binary file create
hi,
try : qemu jsec2.bin -snapshot
Le mar. 29 oct. 2019 à 07:45, bilsch01 a écrit :
> I have a simple 16-bit real mode OS called JINX that I have been
> running/testing on a flash drive. I write the 8192 byte file, jsec2.bin,
> to a flash drive using the linux dd copy utility, and then boot th
I have a simple 16-bit real mode OS called JINX that I have been
running/testing on a flash drive. I write the 8192 byte file, jsec2.bin,
to a flash drive using the linux dd copy utility, and then boot the
flash drive. The .bin file is a binary file created from assembly
language using the nasm