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Back in the 1980's, I took one of these chips and ran four copies of the same OS on it, using some virtual memory and driver magic. The full story can be found
by jeffbarr 8y ago
Back in the 1980's, I took one of these chips and ran four copies of the same OS on it, using some virtual memory and driver magic. The full story can be found at http://jeff-barr.com/2008/01/08/inmsx-running-4-copies-of-an-operating-system-at-once/ http://jeff-barr.com/2008/01/08/inmsx-running-4-copies-of-an... .
- Teknoman117 8y agothat was a fun read, thank you!
- gameshot911 8y agoWow dude, you're amazing! How are you able to dig so far into (extremely technical, difficult!) uncharted territory without getting diverted one way or another - frustration, "too hard", give up, etc.? ESPECIALLY since you did it all without the galaxies of information and well-tred paths available today!
- spc476 8y agoThere was no Internet to distract him.
- skissane 8y agoI'm always fascinated by old operating systems, especially ones which are different from Unix/Windows/etc. Do binaries still exist? Documentation? Source code?
- BackwardSpy 8y agoBrilliant read, thank you for sharing!