Operating system
An operating system operates and manages both the hardware and software in a computer. Operating systems provide software platforms for applications to function.
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The input system usually includes a mouse and a key-board, while the output system usually consists of a monitor that can display a large mount amount of pixels.
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more documentation and tutorial about how can be used
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video tutorials
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When opening a manual page the Help app sets the window title based on the currently selected tree view node, not the actual manual page path passed to the open_page
function. This causes incorrect window titles when following hyperlinks in the document or navigating through the history.
If I rattle on the keyboard I get ControlLeft coming up regularly, even though I am far from the control keys. Upgrading pc_keyboard to 0.5.0 seems to fix it.
The vagrant box does not support vmware; it only supports virtualbox.
If a different box is chosen, then either vagrant provider can be used.
For instance, this is the error that I get (since I do not have virtualbox installed):
$ vagrant up
Bringing machine 'IncludeOS' up with 'vmware_desktop' provider...
==> IncludeOS: Box 'ubuntu/bionic64' could not be found. Attempting to find
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While we're coming up with a policy in the dark sanctuary of the gitter room, we'd still like input on what people think we should decide here.
Right now, we're leaning towards mostly ignoring possible issues involving spectre, but allowing users to run untrusted code inside a hardware-protection domain, similar to singularity.
As noted in #1452, SPI is a bit of an outlier in not including a buffer size in the capsule.
OS creates many virtual network interfaces if there is virtualization installed and running like Hyper-V or VirtualBox. If we can get which network interface is a real physical device it will be helpful for real device detection. As an example, the following is printed by SystemInfoText.java when run on one of our windows laptop. eth2 and wlan0 are physical network interfaces however there are hyp
- To the JTAG fritzing wiring image, add a red dot indicating the LED on the Olimex HW for easier orientation
- OpenOCD spews lots of errors while debugging. Check if they are harmless or can be fixed.
- CPSR in GDB seems to show wrong
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. Maybe other fields as well? - Build GDB from source in the Docker container to be more bleeding edge regarding Rust support?
- The rea
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Following should be mapped in uncached or at least write back marked pages to decrease latency
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In-place relocation is convenient for assembly programmers but a more robust solution would be the traditional relocation tables found in other executable formats like ELF. Adding this would be convenient for C programs as well and would help us simplify the compiler.
- Add a new KEXC header which points to a relocation table, simply a list of program-relative addresses at which additional pro
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Not strictly a requirement for a bootable disk, but we've now got 6 GO9P* scripts with a lot of similar code, and 2 have been added while working on image creation. (There are other files in util/ that look related too...)
We should consolidate them all into a single .go script with sensible args.
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I've found that a clean install of Fedora 30 is pretty lacking when it comes to building the project. I'm using this issue to document all of the packages I need to install as I work towards a build. Going forward it may make sense to create a nix or guix configuration, or perhaps split the custom components into their own repositories with clear documentation.
Packages:
llvm-devel
pcre-devel
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The Slax URL which explains the boot internals is here:
https://www.slax.org/internals.php
The corresponding URL in the tutorials should be updated. Also, the websites should be updated (put the new tutorial document) as well in order to reflect this change.
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readme中的最后一段为什么没有翻译呢?
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