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Dex4u 18 Dec 2006, 02:22
Theres lots of examples on the board, including demo made for 512b compo.
Go through this topic http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=2164&start=60 Tomasz Grysztar bootable Tetris game would be a good demo to show. |
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kohlrak 18 Dec 2006, 02:31
you mean that 360 byte thing? I tried burning that to a CD and running it but it didn't work until i used DOSBOX. I might have to write the CD a special way... I've never actually made a boot disk before so if there's somthing other than the put in CD folder and clicking burn method, please tell me. lol
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Dex4u 18 Dec 2006, 03:26
Here the code done by Tomasz Grysztar for the 512b compo.
assemble its as a bin file and use rawrite to put it on a floppy. If you do not have floppy, maybe someone else will make a image. Code: ; TetrOS; version 1.01 (05-09-2004); coded by Privalov; For your playing pleasure, it's a boot-sector Tetris game.; The quick help on keys:; Left - move left; Right - move right; Up - rotate; Down - drop; Esc - new game at any time; Requires VGA and 386 or higher processor.org 7C00hROWS = 23DELAY = 4virtual at 46Ch clock dw ?end virtualvirtual at bp current dw ? current_column db ? current_row dw ? last_tick dw ? delay dw ? random dw ? score dw ?end virtuallabel well at 9000hlabel pics at well-2*64 cli xor ax,ax mov ss,ax mov ds,ax mov es,ax mov sp,0FFFEh sti push ax push start retfstart: mov al,13h int 10h mov di,3*4 mov ax,int_3 stosw xor ax,ax stosw mov bp,8000h mov di,pics mov cx,64 inc ax rep stosb mov ah,15 mov dx,7 @@: mov al,15 stosb mov al,ah mov cl,6 rep stosb mov al,8 stosb mov ah,7 dec dx jnz @b mov cl,8 rep stosb mov ax,[clock] mov [last_tick],ax mov [random],ax mov byte [current_row+1],well shr 8 xor ax,ax mov [score],ax dec ax stosw stosw stosw mov cl,ROWS new_piece: mov ax,1100000000000011b rep stosw @@: mov bx,[random] mov ax,257 mul bx inc ax mov cx,43243 div cx mov [random],dx and bx,7 cmp bx,7 je @b shl bx,1 mov ax,[pieces+bx] mov [current],ax mov word [current_column],6 + ((3+ROWS-4)*2) shl 8 xor ch,ch mov ax,test_piece int3 mov al,draw_piece and 0FFh int3 or ch,ch jz update_screen xor bp,bpprocess_key: xor ah,ah int 16h mov al,ah dec al jz start or bp,bp jz process_key mov si,rotate cmp al,48h-1 je action mov si,left cmp al,4Bh-1 je action mov si,right cmp al,4Dh-1 je action cmp al,50h-1 je drop_down jmp main_loopaction: call do_move jmp update_screendrop_down: mov si,down call do_move jz drop_downupdate_screen: mov bx,7 mov dx,12h mov ah,2 int 10h mov cl,12 @@: mov ax,[score] shr ax,cl and al,0Fh cmp al,10 sbb al,69h das mov ah,0Eh int 10h sub cl,4 jnc @b push es 0A000h pop es mov si,well+3*2 mov di,320*184+112 draw_well: lodsw push si xchg bx,ax shr bx,2 mov dl,12 draw_row: shr bx,1 salc and ax,64 mov si,pics add si,ax mov al,8 copy_line: mov cx,8 rep movsb add di,320-8 dec ax jnz copy_line sub di,320*8-8 dec dx jnz draw_row sub di,320*8+12*8 pop si cmp si,well+(3+ROWS)*2 jb draw_well pop esmain_loop: mov ah,1 int 16h jnz process_key mov ax,[clock] sub ax,[last_tick] cmp al,DELAY jb main_loop add [last_tick],ax mov si,down call do_move jz update_screen lay_piece: mov dx,1 mov si,well+3*2 mov di,si mov cx,ROWS check_row: lodsw cmp ax,1111111111111111b je remove_row stosw dec cx jmp check_next_row remove_row: shl dx,1 check_next_row: cmp si,well+(3+ROWS)*2 jb check_row add [score],dx jmp new_piecedo_move: mov ax,clear_piece int3 push dword [current] call si xor ch,ch mov al,test_piece and 0FFh int3 mov al,draw_piece and 0FFh pop edx or ch,ch jz @f mov dword [current],edx @@: int3 no_move: retdown: sub byte [current_row],2 retleft: dec [current_column] retright: inc [current_column] retrotate: mov cx,3 @@: bt [current],cx rcl dx,1 add cl,4 cmp cl,16 jb @b sub cl,17 jnc @b mov [current],dx retint_3: mov di,[current_row] mov bx,4 on_piece_row: mov dx,[current] mov cl,bh shr dx,cl and dx,1111b mov cl,[current_column] add cl,4 shl edx,cl shr edx,4 call ax add bh,4 scasw dec bl jnz on_piece_row iretclear_piece: not dx and [di],dx rettest_piece: test [di],dx jz @f or ch,1 @@: retdraw_piece: or [di],dx retpieces dw 0010001000100010b dw 0010011000100000b dw 0010001001100000b dw 0100010001100000b dw 0000011001100000b dw 0100011000100000b dw 0010011001000000brb 7C00h+510-$dw 0AA55h Last edited by Dex4u on 19 Dec 2006, 19:45; edited 1 time in total |
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18 Dec 2006, 03:26 |
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kohlrak 18 Dec 2006, 03:42
i lost my floppy last year, and i don't have any here anymore. I havn't seen any at the local walmart... any suggestions on how to write it to a bootable CD?
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tantrikwizard 18 Dec 2006, 17:07
kohlrak wrote: i lost my floppy last year, and i don't have any here anymore. I havn't seen any at the local walmart... any suggestions on how to write it to a bootable CD? Most NERO distributions have the ability to create bootable CDs. The distribution I have requires a floppy or a disk image. You may find WinImage useful for injecting a boot sector into a disk or floppy image http://www.winimage.com. If you have linux or cygwin you can use dd to inject into a floppy disk: Code: dd if=boot.bin of=/dev/fd0 or a floppy disk image: Code: dd if=boot.bin of=bootdsk.img count=512 notrunc Code: dd --help |
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18 Dec 2006, 17:07 |
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kohlrak 19 Dec 2006, 05:58
As for creating a disk image in the first place.... Or does that come with winimage? Because my cd software that comes with my exturnal burner, happens to have support for burning what i am pretty sure are images. I never thought of actually going as far as injecting it into the image, but that'd be a nice way of going about it. lol But, since it's shareware and i'm still living with my father, i will need to find a way to manually inject stuff into the image, but hopefully i'll be able to understand how it's done by looking at a simple hex of it. But i can figure that out myself. What i need now is a standard image file that i can use with it. Would it happen to be a file the size of a CD with nothing but 00s in it?
By the way, the software i'm stuck with using for burning CDs is Roxio. If i knew everything about the format of an image i'd hex my own image together and i wouldn't need a sharewear program to do it. lol That's what i'm gonna do with the XM format so i can create my own XM files and programs to make those XM files. |
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19 Dec 2006, 05:58 |
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bubach 19 Dec 2006, 11:09
you could pad the asm file with "db 0" so it assembles to the right size, you can do that with (IIRC) "rb FILE_STARTLABEL+FILESIZE_IN_BYTES-$"
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19 Dec 2006, 11:09 |
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kohlrak 19 Dec 2006, 11:50
I would do that, but i don't know the format. It it simply a file the size of a CD filled with 0s? If so, shouldn't the boot sector be zero, and i could easily create an image file by taking 702 * 1024 * 1024 then subtracting the size of my program so far, then compile it and i could use that?
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19 Dec 2006, 11:50 |
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shoorick 19 Dec 2006, 12:33
there: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=3954 you can find a project, which produces valid floppy image while compilation. then you can point it to use as boot image while burning cd (select option "floppy image")
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19 Dec 2006, 12:33 |
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zhak 19 Dec 2006, 13:19
muhaha!!! kohlrak, I don't believe that such an ignorant person can exist... Does he know about DOS? Or does he think that DOS was created under Windows Vista? But Bill thought that it's better not to show Vista till 2006 in commercial purposes? to my mind, this man doesn't cost any time to lose.
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19 Dec 2006, 13:19 |
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kohlrak 19 Dec 2006, 21:41
Zhak, i am experienced with my burning program comming up with many errors if the CD image is not in a certain format. Now if you don't mind, i'd like to learn how it's done, and you have not provided one bit of evidence of your accusations against me, nor do you have anything constructive in this post to say, so i will say something to you. Grow up.
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19 Dec 2006, 21:41 |
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vid 19 Dec 2006, 21:54
kohlrak: i think zhak was talking about your techer, not about you. He deserves aplogize
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19 Dec 2006, 21:54 |
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kohlrak 19 Dec 2006, 21:56
Oh, pardon me, Zhak. I honestly appologize irregardlessly of weather a mod says so or not (not disrespect), but it's been a long day and some stuff has been goin' on so i'm a little jumpy. Please forgive me.
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19 Dec 2006, 21:56 |
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Dex4u 20 Dec 2006, 00:31
@kohlrak, you can burn DexOS as a demo, you will find ISO here:
http://www.dex4u.com/download.htm Its a older ver, has the ISO are not kept as up to data as the images |
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20 Dec 2006, 00:31 |
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rugxulo 20 Dec 2006, 02:27
Dex4u wrote: Here the code done by Tomasz Grysztar for the 512b compo. I never got this originally (though I vaguely remember reading about the contest). Cool stuff! And it works in DOSBOX 0.65 too (boot tetros.bin)!  Much simpler than writing to floppy.
EDIT: Score in hex, that's probably a first! Here's a screenie for everyone to marvel at. 
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20 Dec 2006, 02:27 |
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kohlrak 20 Dec 2006, 03:21
Just booted it up here and then tried menuet. Havin' a little trouble with menuet, but i'm gonna see if i can use some other examples too, incase it's not convincing enough that it's not a simple source code that can run as-well. (I'm gonna attempt to run a DVD, and i might be able to find a temporary replacement for a floppy, i just noticed that there is an emulation setting on my burner, so i can emulate a floppy, the real question will be if i burn the image, could i directly just put any old size bin file and it'll try to boot the bin..? Well, one way to find out, i'm taking it step by step, but if it works i can just use this emulation file that my burning thing made and store it on my jump drive for debugging apps later. If this test works (i havn't tried the non-image bin yet) does anyone want me to upload the 1.44 floppy emulation file?
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20 Dec 2006, 03:21 |
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Dex4u 20 Dec 2006, 03:37
Cool i did not know you could do the "boot filename.bin"
The latest DosBox works for CdPod too, which means, it emulates vesa2 . PS: It does not emulate the atapi as the cd player does not work in DosBox.
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20 Dec 2006, 03:37 |
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kohlrak 20 Dec 2006, 04:37
Crap, it's more than just the bin file. I'm gonna start asking people offline if they have a floppy that they'd trade for an unused CD-RW. (They have no clue what they'd loose out on. lol)
Dex4u works great, except that i can't access a few menues and since i'm running it from a CD i can't save anything so i really can't do my asm development in it, not that it really matters anyway since i don't think it can read my USB drive. |
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20 Dec 2006, 04:37 |
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TmX 20 Dec 2006, 05:11
rugxulo wrote:
how do you do that ? put the tetros.bin in the same directory as dosbox ? |
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20 Dec 2006, 05:11 |
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