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XDEV86 04 Jul 2005, 20:42
http://development.pisem.net/linux64.exe - Full Package
http://development.pisem.net/sys64.exe - Only Floppy Image http://development.pisem.net/sys64.iso.exe - Only ISO (CD) Image http://development.pisem.net/sys486.zip - 32bit version floppy image http://development.pisem.net/sys486.iso.exe - 32bit version ISO (CD) image This is RAR SFX Arcs (Sorry, but I forgot to change SFX language - it is russian, but system is English). Last edited by XDEV86 on 16 Jul 2005, 14:54; edited 5 times in total |
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fly 05 Jul 2005, 19:23
is this package able to emulate x86_64 user code, in other words - can it execute ELF64 binarys?
can you post a link to the forum-thread you mentioned, please? |
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XDEV86 05 Jul 2005, 20:15
Yes, this package can execute ELF64 binaries. The base of it is a QEMU - PC emulator, with x86_64 emulation. There is linux 2.6.11 for x86_64 on floppy. QEMU executes this floppy, and gives you full X86_64 linux kernel, but more slowly, than on a real AMD64 CPU.
I have installed full Mandrake Linux 10.2 for X86_64 on QEMU!! )))) And I can make linux64 pak with gcc, binutils, libc (if you want ))). elfexe64 won't run, because I use linux 2.6.11, which needs writable .bss section in your EXE. (http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=3689) So, fixed code (works in emulator!): Code: ; fasm demonstration of writing 64-bit ELF executable format ELF64 executable section readable writeable msg db 'Hello 64-bit world!',0xA msg_size = $-msg section readable executable entry $ mov eax,4 mov ebx,1 mov rcx,msg mov edx,msg_size int 0x80 mov eax,1 xor ebx,ebx int 0x80 section readable executable dummy dd ? db ? dw ? Some info: http://development.pisem.net/linux64.htm P.S The kernel on floppy is real X86_64 exe (kELF64?)! You can try to run it on 32bit machine - it will stop, because 32bit cpu cannot run 64bit kernel ))). SYS.IMA - is a 1.44MB floppy image. |
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05 Jul 2005, 20:15 |
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THEWizardGenius 06 Jul 2005, 23:30
Is there a x86-32 for floppy too? I've tried several in the past (don't remember which ones), but never got them working. I like Linux but one of my computers' hard drive is not working and until I get a new one I still want to use the computer (the old one is a 486). Does anyone use a 32-bit floppy Linux, and if so, what do you recommend and where can I download it? Thanks.
PS. I am not expecting a full system configuration (GNU utilities, GUI's, etc.) I just want an OS that I can use and have at least a basic Linux kernal, with the few basic programs that Linux always has. |
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06 Jul 2005, 23:30 |
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XDEV86 07 Jul 2005, 06:37
THEWizardGenius: Yes, I can make 32bit linux for you! Now I listen MP3s on my old 486 (8MB RAM) with sound card and CD-ROM [without HDD] )))). I make LINUX for myself, because I want have fully customized mini-linux. Tell me please your 486 full config(cpu model, sound card?, maybe CD-ROM??, network?), and I shall make linux floppy for you. )))
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07 Jul 2005, 06:37 |
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THEWizardGenius 07 Jul 2005, 18:24
I am using an old laptop with a soundcard that doesn't work and no CD-ROM. I will see if I can find the model. I have 16MB RAM on the laptop. I don't have a network yet.
The computer with an HD that doeesn't work is a Intel Celeron processor. It has 256MB RAM, 1.8GHz processor, and a working CD-RW drive. It also has an integrated sound card, and unfortunately I have no clue what the Port, DMA, or IRQ for this card is (it might be PnP, I don't know). Thanks! |
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07 Jul 2005, 18:24 |
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XDEV86 07 Jul 2005, 18:42
Ok, I shall make linux floppy for you today. )))
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07 Jul 2005, 18:42 |
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XDEV86 07 Jul 2005, 22:12
As I promised I have made for you mini 32bit linux for 486. It has only base utils, no special programs. Kernel have support for COM ports, LPT, optionally CD-ROM and HDD, VGA16 Framebuffer (640x480), PCI, ISA, PnP, RCT, loopback, ramdisk, APM (for laptop)) and other. Supported fs: VFAT, EXT2, EXT3, Compressed BZIP2 Ext2, NTFS, SquashFs 2.1, Minix, ROM etc. No network or sound support. For your Celeron I can recommend DSL(Damn Small Linux) - a Linux On CD (50 MB) with XFree (http://www.damnsmalllinux.org), or BIG Knoppix (700 MB on CD = ~2GB compressed soft).
This kernel on floppy supports HDD and CD-ROM, but first you must load modules for it. To load drivers: for CD-ROM: modprobe ide-cd; modprobe cdrom for HDD: modprobe ide-disk The rootfs of system is SquashFs - compressed read only FS, but important folders (/var,/root,/tmp,/mnt,/etc) are remount to tmpfs (RAMFS) for read-write access. For device management, system use DevFS, so you don't need to manually add you devices into /dev. If you will have some wishes or questions, please tell it!! I shall be very happy )))) Soft On Floppy: Linux Kernel 2.6.11-cko5 (I don't like 2.6.12 ))) BusyBox 1.00 20050704 (system utilities in one exe )) uClibC 0.9.27 (mini C library) and some config files All Soft On Floppy Is Optimized For 486, Kernel Optimization Is For Speed. http://development.pisem.net/sys486.zip |
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07 Jul 2005, 22:12 |
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THEWizardGenius 08 Jul 2005, 00:45
Thanks!
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08 Jul 2005, 00:45 |
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THEWizardGenius 09 Jul 2005, 00:42
I have a vfat drive on the laptop. I used the modprobe command to install the hard disk module. However, when I used the mount command a bunch of error messages showed up:
"-t and -C options not supported" and "Unsuccessful mount: directory not found" These are not the exact messages, but you get the idea. Am I doing something wrong? How do I mount/use a vfat (or any other type) filesystem in SYSLINUX? _________________ FASM Rules! OS Dev is fun! Pepsi tastes nasty! Some ants toot! It's over! |
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09 Jul 2005, 00:42 |
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XDEV86 09 Jul 2005, 08:30
No, SYSLINUX is Linux loader. Hmm, if you had hdd on laptop, i shall recompile kernel, to built-in drivers. I have tested system now, I have saw that bug. I shell fix it today. ))
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09 Jul 2005, 08:30 |
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XDEV86 09 Jul 2005, 17:41
Ok, I had updloaded updated linux.
http://development.pisem.net/sys486.zip And it has a new featurte: On boot system tries to mount floppy and run init script from it. You can edit A:\init to customize linux boot (or mount hdd). HDD drivers now are built-in kernel. No modules need. Example how to mount hda1: mkdir /mnt/hd; mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/hd; |
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09 Jul 2005, 17:41 |
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THEWizardGenius 11 Jul 2005, 19:05
Great. Thanks!
edit: Works great with VFAT too! Thanks! |
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11 Jul 2005, 19:05 |
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XDEV86 13 Jul 2005, 19:07
That's good )))
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13 Jul 2005, 19:07 |
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Rohan 14 Jul 2005, 11:13
Where I can download sourse code ?
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14 Jul 2005, 11:13 |
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XDEV86 14 Jul 2005, 19:52
I used many programs to built this system, but it all are free (GLP). Info: http://development.pisem.net/linux64.htm. To built this system I used no scripts, but I used /dev/hands, /dev/internet (/dev/ppp0)
 I rebuilt kernel much more than 50 times )). And All I do with hands, I read many documentation. If you had some questions, you can tell it! |
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14 Jul 2005, 19:52 |
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franz79 15 Jul 2005, 21:04
Hi
I have big problem with your linux64, i try download many times ... but download not work (no found error ) Can You XDEV86 put new working link to linux64 with qemu full install Thank You |
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15 Jul 2005, 21:04 |
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Rohan 16 Jul 2005, 09:14
How install it on Hd (fat), or boot from cd
I want to test it, but floppy is die  |
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16 Jul 2005, 09:14 |
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XDEV86 16 Jul 2005, 13:57
franz79: This mail hosting kills this files (((. I shall upload files today. ))
Rohan: OK, I made CD (ISO) images for you, just burn it. Last edited by XDEV86 on 16 Jul 2005, 14:44; edited 2 times in total |
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