>
> I'm never sure whether we're supposed to use the dev86 or
bin86
> packages, as both appear to contain the same programs. You
could try
> both and see whther it makes any difference.
>
> > I'd really like to get my own ELKS kernel and root disk
whith run on
> > my 286 ...
>
> So would I, but no luck so far...
>

There was a problem with Dev86xxx (I had not the last
version), but there is still a problem. It doesn't still
compile itself properly ... There seems to have now problems
whith the source.

As (in the directory elkscmd) I type "make root", it mount
... all right but With its first bcc, it seems to need
generic/stat.h that I doesn't have ...


Do you really compile it whithout any problem "at home" ?

About the documentation (Devellopers' FAQ) ; I think it
could be a good idea, and I will think about it.

Thanks
Him
Bye

PS : The problem about misunderstanding still stands and for
ever.
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