Hi Frédéric,
Debug logs are being written to a serial port if you select the "ReactOS (Debug)" option in the bootloader. It will help to understand what's going on in the OS. My guess that's some race condition while enumerating devices.
As far as I can see, Xen shares some code with QEMU for device emulation in HVM mode. Thus this wiki page (https://reactos.org/wiki/QEMU) may help to tune some settings, because ReactOS doesn't work with all kinds of modes QEMU offers (namely, q35 chipset doesn't work, https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-13346)
Checking latest development build may also help, but we haven't made much changes to that part of OS recently.
If you will manage to run ReactOS inside Xen, maybe it's worth creating a dedicated wiki page for that along with other virtualization software.
Anyway, thanks for your interest in our project :)
Victor
Hi all!
Let me invite you to the bi-monthly status meeting, taking place
*TODAY*, 19:00 UTC, in the Mattermost private channel "Meeting".
I know that this announcement comes way too late, but hope that people
can manage to join, even if it's just to get some distraction from all
the bad news these days.
The agenda currently looks as follows, with the main speakers in
parentheses:
* Achievements and Future Outlook (everyone)
What have you been working on and what are your plans?
This is also the right time to talk about ReactOS 0.4.13 and RosBE 2.2
again.
* GSoC 2020 Status (org admins and mentors)
Just a short update on the timeline, promising projects and candidates
* Drop one theme from "default" package (Victor)
Last release we added two new themes, but they both look unfinished in
many aspects. As we have an active maintainer for one of them (Mizu),
Victor's suggestion is to either drop the Lunar, or "merge" it with Lautus
By the way, we have many times discussed an option to make custom themes
be installed from Rapps. What do we need to do for that?
And finally, it would be nice to write down some formal criteria for
accepting themes. It will make PR reviewers' life easier :)
* Hire a developer for dev-web interface and/or a devops for our
infrastructure (Victor)
Making that a GSoC project required too much effort for a mentor; so in
the end the project was not too efficient in terms of time spent/amount
of work done ratio (as a GSoC project it is great, but the interface is
still far from being usable)
Victor thinks it is reasonable to hire some experienced developer for
maybe a month or something.
Looking forward to see all of you this evening!
Colin
Hi all!
I would like to propose some topic to discuss on the next meeting (will it
be on March, 26?)
* Drop one theme from "default" package.
Last release we added two new themes, but they both look unfinished in many
aspects. As we have an active maintainer for one of them (Mizu), my
suggestion is to either drop the Lunar, or "merge" it with Lautus (I find
them quite similar - correct me if I'm wrong)
I think it's worth asking cernodile and foxlet about their thoughts. I have
a strong opinion that 4 themes is too much for "default" package
By the way, we have many times discussed an option to make custom themes be
installed from Rapps. What do we need to do for that?
And finally, it would be nice to write down some formal criteria for
accepting themes. It will make PR reviewers' life easier :)
* Hire a developer for dev-web interface and/or a devops for our
infrastructure.
Making that a GSoC project required too much effort for a mentor; so in the
end the project was not too efficient in terms of time spent/amount of work
done ratio (as a GSoC project it is great, but the interface is still far
from being usable)
I think it is reasonable to hire some experienced developer for maybe a
month or something (is we have enough funds, ofc).
That will probably require a more detailed task from us.
Suggestions are welcome here :)
We don't have to wait for a meeting, may start discussing that here :)
Cheers,
Victor
Dear Sir/Madam,
This is Chaitanya Gadgil from Bengaluru,India. I am a first year
under-graduate student pursuing Electronics and Instrumentation
Engineering.
I am interested to work with your organization for the GSoC 2020. I am
interested to work on the end user development project "Application manager
RAPPS".
Goal setting with the project:
Improvising user-system interactions
Easier management of installed applications
My skills are:
1.Programming knowledge in both C and C++
2.Data structures and database management systems
3.Basics of MATLAB and Arduino
4. Mathematics
5. SQL
Member of:
The International Society of Automation
The New York Academy of Sciences
The Mathematical society of BMSCE
Courses enrolled:
Cybersecurity
DBMS
Networking using IOT
Projects:
Developing Smart Wearables using Integrated Sensor Network Architecture
Developing an algorithmic approach to track malnutrition in India
It would be a wonderful experience for me to work with your organization
and collaborating for the project.
It would be helpful if I can contact a mentor immediately so that I can
interact and start working as soon as possible on the project.
I am also willing to improve my skills if needed.
I can guarantee of setting a good time for the project as I will be having
vacations.
Regards,
Chaitanya Gadgil
"Please also use version 5.2 if you still need support for 32-bit hosts, as
this has been discontinued in 6.0. Version 5.2 will remain supported until
July 2020."
FYI
That means, ROS will still be usable as guest, but not as host
Hi all!
We had our annual General Assembly of ReactOS Deutschland e.V. today.
Many things were discussed which are better discussed with the entire
ReactOS Team, which is why all of us agreed on reinstating the recurring
ReactOS Meetings we had until February 2019.
Let's try out a bi-monthly schedule, with the first meeting happening on
Thursday, January 30, 2020
19:00 UTC
Mattermost private channel "Meeting"
If you're currently not part of this channel, but think you should be,
please contact me.
I'm already announcing this, so we can collect topics for the meeting.
Current points on the agenda:
* Compiling an up-to-date list of tasks to work on, for newcomers, GSoC
candidates, and developers to hire.
Can already be started now by taking
https://reactos.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2019_Ideas, copying it to
"Google Summer of Code 2020", cleaning it up and adding new stuff. Maybe
we also need to manage that with JIRA in the future.
* RosBE 2.2, and what's blocking it, if it hasn't happened by then
* ReactOS 0.4.13, and what's blocking it, if it hasn't happened by then
Just reply if you have anything to add.
Cheers,
Colin