Really??? Unfortunately, all the search results for "MIT mikrokernel" come up non-English...... Psyon wrote: > I actually posted a note about this a while back. I was going to research it then > decided it would be easier to make a special linux distro that spawed copies of > Plex86 using SVGA Libs or something. Also someone mentioned the MIT mikrokernel > that will supposedly let you run applications from multiple os's > > Luke-Jr wrote: > > > k... First of all... OUCH! I seem to be getting everything times 2 now... :-( > > Heh... The disk is 6.4 Gig. ;-P > > I wonder if there's any company with a VM program that starts at boot-time > > (instead of an OS) and runs operating systems that you can switch between with > > customizable keycodes (such as Ctrl-Alt-SHIFT-F1 for Linux and Ctrl-Alt-SHIFT-F2 > > for Windows) and has more options... > > For example, I'd like to "share" devices as much as possible (like the mouse, > > keyboard, screen, etc...), but for things that the program doesn't know how to > > share (video capture card) to give me an option of what OS gets it... Something > > like this would probably be /SIGNIFICANTLY/ faster since it would all be running > > without any overlay... > > Hmm... I wonder if that's a possible idea for the future of Plex86??? ;-P > > > > James Mastros wrote: > > > > > On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 04:16:44PM -0500, Luke-Jr wrote: > > > > Hey! Don't say that's the only problem! It's /WAY/ too slow too... > > > > What is Plex86's speed compared to VMWare? I haven't gotten it to run yet > > > > because of a few questions I'll put further in this msg... Windows 98 takes > > > > 20+ minutes to boot in VMWare... > > > At this point, plex86 is terribly slow. It is hoped that this can be > > > improved upon soon. If someone has given you another impression, then there > > > was a problem of understanding somewhere. It should get faster soon. > > > > > > > Main question so far: How can I run a partition (/dev/hdb1)? > > > If the _disk_ is larger then around 512MB, you can't. If it's not, then > > > TRY this: in your plex86.conf (or equiv), find the diskc line, and set it up > > > like this: > > > bochs-opt diskc: file=/dev/hdb, cyl=2495, heads=255, spt=63 > > > Only with the correct cyl/heads/spt for your drive. Use the values that > > > your BIOS has, or look at /proc/ide/hdb/geometry (use the logical values, I > > > think -- if that doesn't work, try the physical). > > > > > > (You'll never use a partition with plex86, only a whole disk. Somebody > > > please correct me if I'm wrong on this.) > > > > > > > And if Windows 95 runs in Plex86, then what is stopping Windows 98? I can't > > > > think of any hardware changes between 95 and 98... > > > It should work. I don't think anybody has stepped up either way. > > > > > > -=- James Mastros > > > -- > > > -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- > > > Version: 3.1 > > > GU>CS d->-- s-:- a20 C++ UL+++@ P+++>+++++ L++@ E-() N o? K? w@ M-- !V > > > PS++ PE Y+ PGP(-) t++@ 5+ X+++ R+ tv+ b+++ DI+ D+ G e>++ h! r- y? > > > ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
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