Re: Can I run those example kernels without restarting ?

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• Subject: Re: Can I run those example kernels without restarting ?
• From: Matthias Mueller <Matthias.Mueller36@epost.de>
• Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 13:41:44 +0200
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>I'm using the x86 emulator Bochs.. Nice as long as speed isn't
> important :-)

I'm using bochs too, but what should I do, if my kernel becomes bigger
than 1.44 MB? Can I access my real harddisk when using bochs to load
my kernel form the harddisk?

Thanks

Bye

Matthias

• Can I run those example kernels without restarting ?
• From: "Lin Chunxiao" <lin_chunxiao@hotmail.com>
• Re: Can I run those example kernels without restarting ?
• From: "G?ran Thomassen" <gwt@poweroffice.no>

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