In case you want to help test the FreeDOS kernel, but either do not want to or can not [easily] do cvs builds, there are now daily (not that the kernel actually changes that often) builds available along with source at http://www.fdos.org/kernel/
Please see http://www.fdos.org/kernel/.README for a list/description of a files available. I make no guarentee that filenames will not change, but the .README will be updated to reflect any such changes (should only occur if I add additional build variants).
The simplist approach is just get KERNEL.SYS to help test the stable branch or get KERNEL.dev.SYS (and rename to KERNEL.SYS) to help test the development branch. [Similar there is SYS.COM and SYS.dev.COM]
Otherwise, download the zip file matching the kernel and build options you wish to help test. Currently available are kernels built with Borland's Turbo C and OpenWatcom 1.2, including with/without Fat32 and 86+ or 386+ only. Presently all are UPX'd, though if requested I may provide uncompressed builds.
These builds are provided ONLY for testing! Please do not expect any support for using them unless you are willing to do some work yourself to help track down and test the issue (but still no guarentees anyone will help you or that they won't trash your system).
Thanks, Jeremy
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