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This is where floppy disks come in handy. Burning an ISO to a CD for each round of testing is a pain and wasteful. When I dabbled into this years ago I was luck
by coderdude 16y ago
This is where floppy disks come in handy. Burning an ISO to a CD for each round of testing is a pain and wasteful. When I dabbled into this years ago I was lucky enough to still have a floppy drive.
- slug 16y agowell, you can always use virtual stuff, xen, virtualbox, qemu among others ?
- coderdude 16y agoA great suggestion of course. I do admit that it didn't immediately spring to mind (or rather, didn't spring to mind at all until I read your response). Honest question: is it possible that you might run into difficulties getting your low-level OS to function properly in a virtualization, or has the tech come along enough to where this is essentially a non-issue?
- Rusky 16y agoIn my experience VirtualBox works okay for low-level stuff, but it's impossible to debug with. qemu and bochs are much better tools since you can actually debug your kernel.