installs the .iso edition, doesn't do anything to the boot sector. Ie, I see
no bootsec.dos.
What do I do? any suggestions? (PC's a Dell OptiPlex G1, 64 MB memory.)
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Whre can I find 4OS2 specs?
>From: Wesley Parish <wes.parish(a)paradise.net.nz>
>Reply-To: ReactOS General List <ros-general(a)reactos.com>
>To: ReactOS General List <ros-general(a)reactos.com>
>Subject: Re: [ros-general] 4NT and ROS?
>Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 15:44:30 +1200 (NZST)
>
>Well, the 4OS2 sources are apparently available at the OSFree site, and are
>apparently under a special deal:
>http://www.osfree.org/index.php
>"For now a lot of tools are already finished (mainly thanks to JP Software
>for
>their 4OS2 command processor sources and Bartosz Tomasik for most of other
>command line tools."
>
>Though whether they would consent to the use of those sources in the
>ReactoS
>project is something I have no idea of.
>
>Still, there should be no harm in asking.
>
>Wesley Parish
>
>Quoting Tom Lee Mullins <tomleem(a)comcast.net>:
>
> > ftp://jpsoft.com/4nt
> > This link came from another discussion group about 4DOS. Can 4NT be used
> >
> > with ROS?
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- Feel like you've lost a limb
- Result in 700+ emails from mailing lists being downloaded upon my return!
Although I haven't contributed much to the project, I just thought I'd say
I'm back... Been busy moving into a flat, and messing with wireless
networking. Shame I don't really get time to do coding at the moment :(
If you are interested in an alternative forum for driver development, you
may want to check out
http://www.osronline.com/page.cfm?name=ListServer
Considering it's free and it is a fairly active mailing list (probably the
leading one for that matter) on NT driver development, and frequented by
Microsoft as well as other leading brand companies, it may be able to help
you.
Stephen.
Hello All,
I am going to be in Germany from Oct 22nd to Nov 3. Gvg and I will both
be attending LinuxWorld and I want to know who all is coming so I can
get passes. If there are any of you in Germany that are planing on
attending please let us know now as I would like to try and have you
talk to some local hotels and see if we can get a group discount or
something.
Thanks
Steven
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Hi
I was wondering about doing some documentation, since I've got a lot of spare
time on my hands. (And a bit of experience writing stuff - one unpublished
novel, one 2nd draft novella, several short stories, and some short short
stories - so I figure I know that side well enough to transfer my skills over to
the technical side without a brain transplant or a second degree.)
What sort of documentation is most needed at this stage?
Wesley Parish
P.S. I've got one of those Dell OptiPlex G1 333L thingees to play around with
ReactOS, and it's not recognizing the 3249.3 MB HDD I've got for it. Anyone
know where I can get an A04 upgrade that'll recognize it? Or some such BIOS?
"Sharpened hands are happy hands.
"Brim the tinfall with mirthful bands"
- A Deepness in the Sky, Vernor Vinge
"I me. Shape middled me. I would come out into hot!"
I from the spicy that day was overcasked mockingly - it's a symbol of the
other horizon. - emacs : meta x dissociated-press
I am willing to buy an AMD PCNET Nic as this card is compatible with Reactos
On E-bay , I can buy the following Nic : AMD Am79C970 PCnet PCI
Single-Chip Ethernet Contr.
Is it the card that is used by some developpers for networking ?
Regards
Hi all!
Am thinking of trying out ReactOS on my home machine, but thought I'd
clarify a few things before going ahead.
My current setup is this: I have a primary master disk, on which I have
Windows 98 (primary partition), FreeBSD (primary partition), Windows XP
and Linux (logical partitions). I use GRUB as my bootloader. I have a
secondary master disk, on which I plan to install FreeDOS (primary
partition), and ReactOS (primary partition). I checked up with the
FreeDOS folks and it seems installing FreeDOS into my existing setup is
a no problem -- FreeDOS would need its equivalent of config.sys and
autoexec.bat to be present on my C: (which is the Windows 98 partition),
and other than that there should be no hassles (FreeDOS will install its
bootsector on its partition only, and I can get GRUB to load it from
there).
>From the installation pages of ReactOS, I figure that if I were to
install ReactOS into my current setup, it would add itself to the
Windows XP boot manager. Coz my Windows 98 partition is currently
active, and that's where the XP boot manager is installed, and that's
where the ntldr and boot.ini files are located. Righto?
But suppose I don't want to boot ReactOS through the XP boot manager,
can I do the following: make the ReactOS partition as active beforehand,
and so when ReactOS installs itself it will find that the active
partition has no boot manager or files etc and so will install the
bootsectors to this partition ... and then I can use GRUB to load these
bootsectors to boot into ReactOS? Is this possible? ReactOS wont
overwrite my MBR (GRUB) or XP boot manager etc in this case right?
Thanks,
Rakhesh
