Re: EDE Elk´s

["Hans" <hans64@ht-lab.com>]

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@hsol.net>
To: <linux-8086@vger.kernel.org>
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@gmail.com>
To: <pfengland@mailshack.com>
Cc: <linux-8086@vger.kernel.org>
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@mailshack.com <pfengland@mailshack.com> 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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