If anyone is interested, I have made an CD ISO image of Manuet, which runs fine from a C.D. If people want it, I will put it on my website and give the address. An iso image is nowhere to be found on the web as far as I can tell, if it is, I won't bother.

Also, can anyone explain how the Vesa display works in Menuet. What I mean is, in DOS, you put all the info in registers, and call int 10. Int 10 is not used in Manuet, so how does the Kernel implement raw drawing in Vesa. I already know about the Menuet assembler system calls (int 0x40), but how does the Kernel display driver tell the display to draw a pixil. I what to know this so I can have a go at my own assembler routines without Menuet.

Thanks.

Bootable CD 0.78F

http://www.wemakeitbig.com/meos/iso/M078F.7z

Been done over and over again, + iso's of all our distros @

http://www.wemakeitbig.com/meos/

You can find the ASM for VESA in our Archive Distro @

http://menuet.homelinux.net/EZ:Distro

Read the Documentation and older posts in forum(s) as most of your upcoming questions have been already answered.

Good Luck, Mark

Great, my Backup CD must use this.