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I've been looking all over the board, but I can't seem to find any OS's. ::) Does anyone have any at least in BETA stage? I'd love to test someone's OS on my computer, ;D but I can't find any!
PLS post links to yur site where I can get them, or at least e-mail me saying where I can get them. The best way to learn how to code something is to watch it! TXS.

>I've been looking all over the board, but I can't seem to find any OS's.  Does anyone have any at least in BETA stage?

Sometimes is seems like beta is my middle name...

http://www.execpc.com/~geezer/os/index.htm#cosmos

Do you have Windows 9x? Version 10 of Cosmos doesn't have
the bootloader, so you must start it from DOS.

Here are some other small C kernels with source that you
can look at or run:
http://www.execpc.com/~geezer/os/index.htm#c-kernels

You might like to try mine: http://www.themoebius.org.uk/ (downloads via http://sf.net/projects/mobius/).

Download the mobius-20010810 version of the boot image (the latest version is more capable but less impressive). Source is also available.

Mobius development is currently 'paused' until my new dual Pentium Pro motherboard comes through. My old Pentium machine blew up (it just makes a farting noise when you turn it on now) and I prefer to do development on a real machine instead of Bochs.

I'll try and gather up my OS source code and put it up on my site in a ZIP file today. My OS is pretty simple right now, it uses John Fine's bootf02.zip bootsector and my kernel has a printf function, clear screen function, and a function to move the hardware cursor around the screen.

K.J.

Get mine here:
http://osanswers.port5.com/kernel.zip

And get John Fine's bootsector for it here:
http://www.execpc.com/~geezer/johnfine/bootf02.zip

K.J.

Wow! Maybe I haven't been looking hard!

In RE: Do you have Windows 9x? Version 10 of Cosmos doesn't have
the bootloader, so you must start it from DOS.

I've got Win95, DOS, Win98, and soon I'll have Win2000. I don't think compatability will be an issue  ;D !