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Here's what I can offer right now: unpack this in serenity/Kernel/ and then run "./run" in the same directory. Or just start QEMU manually with qemu-system-i386

by akling 8y ago

Here's what I can offer right now: unpack this in serenity/Kernel/ and then run "./run" in the same directory. Or just start QEMU manually with qemu-system-i386 -kernel kernel -hda _fs_contents https://drive.google.com/file/d/1954ki8wzHT6axoj9vbFKj8XxFK5DdE4z/view https://drive.google.com/file/d/1954ki8wzHT6axoj9vbFKj8XxFK5...

chaoticmass 8y ago
sweet, thanks! and it works! Boots in like .1 seconds. Very neat. One strange thing, in QEMU, the mouse is all crazy and I can't control it in a usable way. Jumps around.
- akling 8y ago
  That's weird! Maybe it's some confusion between the PS/2 mouse and the PS/2 keyboard both using the same I/O port.. Does it help if you give it a little keyboard input before the mouse input? What OS are you running QEMU on?
  - chaoticmass 8y ago
    I tried giving some keyboard input before using the mouse, no change. I am using Debian Stretch. If there is a more appropriate venue where you'd prefer continue this conversation, let me know.