Hi Vikas,
If you ever get your development environment running, or even if it is
partially running could you and everyone else who has been successful
in doing that please post some instructions :) It would save us a lot
of time if we want to do it and we can collaborate more in creating
applications for ELKS or any other 8086 clone.
I think it is more important to sort out the archive list and perhaps also
the website (at least have a 2006 entry such as "we are still alive" :-).
Without an updated archive list and/or website potential
hobbyists/developers are turned away and the results is what we have
currently, a few emails a year.
Last year I asked who is in charge of the website but I got no reply. I also
emailed the maintainer of the website (CC'd again on this email) but also
got no reply. Miguel Bolanos offered to start the ball rolling but as far as
I know nothing happened. I am not complaining since we are all busy but
fixing the archive list should take that long.
So lets ask the question again, who is in charge of the website/archive
list?
RHW, if you are on-line could you please fix the archive link?
Thanks,
Hans.
www.ht-lab.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Miguel Bolanos" <mike@xxxxxxxx>
To: <linux-8086@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 6:30 AM
Subject: Help Wanted!
Greetings to all,
As you may have noticed the project has been stuck for quite a while, i
am looking forward to bring it back to life, but and would like to ask
for some help, obviously coders are very welcome, but also people
willing to help writing docs, and even people looking forward to help us
create a new look for the project website.
Looking forward to hear back from you.
regards
Miguel.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vikas Kumar" <walburn@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <pfengland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <linux-8086@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 2:27 AM
Subject: Re: EDE Elk´s
You are right, Patrick was a great help. He even made an effort to
scan the original Toshiba 1100+ manual for me because it wasnt working
at all for me :) Thanks Patrick.
And "pfengland" (sorry dude, don't know your name) "Real programmers
use cat to edit files" :)
have you tried pico or joe or ed. I have not so I am just enquiring.
I have some questions for you, did you install as86 and ld86
separately or did it come with your ELKS root image install ?
To burn the Toshiba DOS files on the floppy, I would suggest using
rawrite programs for windows. U can also use dd on linux but i havent
tried that.
I have also found a version of Elisa - the Lisp program wihch talks to
u- and ran it on the toshiba 1100+ successfully :)
There are other things people on this group can try, there is this
kernel called Movitz which is a Lisp kernel written for the x86
processor. I have run it on Bochs (open source Virtual machine
software) but not on Toshiba1100+ yet.. maybe i willl play around .
If you ever get your development environment running, or even if it is
partially running could you and everyone else who has been successful
in doing that please post some instructions :) It would save us a lot
of time if we want to do it and we can collaborate more in creating
applications for ELKS or any other 8086 clone.
Thanks and regards
Vikas
On 4/27/06, pfengland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <pfengland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Glad to hear at least a couple of people out there are using elks. I
just rescued a t1100+ from a recycling pile, and have elks working on it
pretty well. Patrick, I was glad to find your website, it inspired me to
rescue this ancient laptop, and the disks you posted there helped me get
started (though I'm not sure how to make boot floppies from the toshiba
dos files you have on there).
A couple of questions for anyone using elks:
I am trying to get a development environment going on the toshiba. as86
and ld86 run fine on them. Has anyone had luck compiling/running bcc and
libc in elks? I want to be able to do development on the system I am
developing for!
Also, what are people using in the way of editors? vi and elvis don't
really seem to work. I like e3-16 but it is disgustingly slow on this
machine.
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