Where can I find the latest ADLO and BOCHS?
I want to boot windows 2000 with it?
YH
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I also currently use ADLO and LILO.
I'm curious, how many people actually use ADLO? I had been recently speaking with Kevin Lawton (of BOCHS fame) and he was curious about it.
He
also mentioned that BOCHS runs Windows XP (well) those days and was curious if this success has been transposed into ADLO as well.
Does the BIOS of later versions of BOCHS handle video int10 replacement correctly? That would make my life a whole lot easier right now.
uh, I don't remember it being problem i the first place.
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On Fri, 7 May 2004, YhLu wrote:
Where can I find the latest ADLO and BOCHS?
latest ADLO should be in CVS tree for LinuxBIOS v1.
as for latest BOCHS BIOS looks CVS for BOCHS program. it is reasonable they made number of improvements to it in the last year (and possibly number of time-dependent bugs). So it is a trade off which BOCHS BIOS you want to use.
I want to boot windows 2000 with it?
yes, we could boot Win2K and unmodified linux with it.
the main problem here was that mainteance of the 16 bit bochs BIOS was nightmare. number of static entry points, etc. it is what put off most people (including me).
it is basically two conflicting goals here. one is legacy code which allows you to boot windows, and then there's legayc-free bios in form of LinuxBIOS. it just donesn't get along too well.