I would like to know if it would be possible, now or in the future, to
instantly switch between two running operating systems on one machine. For
example by dividing the RAM on the machine to be dedicated to each OS, and
having a buffer for device states.
It would be really cool, for example, to launch a shortcut from within
windows that launches a program in Linux. Though some multitasking would be
lost, as processes in Windows would be suspended. Or maybe not, with
multi-processor systems? I don't know anything about this... just a dream.
Would be great to migrate people to Linux. M
Hi,
this patch only effects the biosload build. In a few places
linuxbios-loaded is used where qemu-loaded should be used and vice
versa. This patch changes that, so that running LinuxBIOS + OFW on real
hardware works by only enabling linuxbios-loaded in config.fth.
With kind regards,
Jens
Hi,
this patch adds a new file lbtable.fth to cpu/x86/pc/biosload which
makes it possible to print the LinuxBIOS table or access single entries.
For instructions on how to use it type "help-lbtable" on the ok prompt.
With kind regards,
Jens