want an emulator on arm64 android for reactos testing

but all are way too slow

i can't stand limbo's speed

even freedos can be extremely slow😢

hbelusca Z[J]=∫𝒟𝜑 exp(ⅈS[𝜑,J]/ℏ): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnlCRoBAcuw

also happened in syria (and maybe lebanon) too

https://twitter.com/reactos/status/1628880185956225026?t=iGMn3EO-KB1b2KTK_IbZEA&s=19

lol

but then stopped here

oh bochs.... you'll be waiting forever

oh bochs.... you'll be waiting forever

also limbo

oh bochs.... you'll be waiting forever

Just enough to wait for 1.0 release

both will stop there or be black

both will stop there or be black

You would need kvm for native/good speeds but that wont happen on android devices as of locked access to EL2 by fw ( on most devices )

So better get laptop/desktop to emulate arm64 on x86_64 or etc

you can use KVM on Android, but with an arm64 processor, it'll never help in running an x86 OS. :p

you can use KVM on Android, but with an arm64 processor, it'll never help in running an x86 OS. :p

You can if its enabled and supported by the oem ( otherwise no even if you recompile kernel with kvm support )

Only way would be maybe a pKVM ( that google year or few years back introduced to run in 5.x kernels with android 13? ) - gna stop now as its off topic prolly here

hello every body do you know about frugal install method?

i wanted to try reactos x64 bit livecd to boot my machine ga-m61mpe-s2 motherboard but ramboot and normal boot not worked.

But maybe i can succes frugal install method and changed some files modifications maybe work.

i had an subject at forum but i didnt understand completely

Once copied it's time to edit freeldr.ini to adapt it to the Frugal environment, this consists in removing the switch /MININT from boot options, and adding an ARC path to SystemPath parameter, this must be accurate with the partition where our Frugal installation resides, i.e. multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\reactos

these blog i didnt understand completely

Once copied it's time to edit freeldr.ini to adapt it to the Frugal environment, this consists in removing the switch /MININT from boot options, and adding an ARC path to SystemPath parameter, this must be accurate with the partition where our Frugal installation resides, i.e. multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\reactos

source? i am very curious about the meaning of that /MININT

what does that mean. I couldnt find at internet. maybe someone can know. but this is fault my machine but where?

You would need kvm for native/good speeds but that wont happen on android devices as of locked access to EL2 by fw ( on most devices )

Mediatek chips can use KVM

Tensor too

/MININT — This option is used by Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE) and loads the Registry SYSTEM hive as a volatile hive such that changes made to it in memory are not saved back to the hive image.[9]

got it

can I format an hard drive as iso 9660 rock ridge on windows 8.1?

But why?

can I format an hard drive as iso 9660 rock ridge on windows 8.1?

？

but floppy fat12 is also available on hdd

so maybe ok?

my reason for doing so was to use a common format for all my drives but I think that I may be considering other options such as SMB, NFS or iCSI for sharing files on a network (USB hard drives still remain the most convenient format for me at the moment for storing data, but I will probably soon change the formatting for something else entirelly once I get my personal stuff in order)

You can use fat everywhere

yes but no, not a perfect solution to a complex situation like mine

You can use fat everywhere

Even on bread, cakes, biscuits...

You can use fat everywhere

That's why I'd go with FAT, for eg if I had KolibriOS and AROS, both could read FAT (even tho they can also read NTFS at this point)

https://twitter.com/reactos/status/1629468090659479553

It looks more like iPadOS settings though

i've never seen an iPad so *shrug*

GNOME

hbelusca Z[J]=∫𝒟𝜑 exp(ⅈS[𝜑,J]/ℏ): Also, Windows 10/11 ...

got a screenshot of those?

Definitely not the best screenshot quality possible 🙈

Personally I liked the older GNOME panel better

The new one does at least let you switch between the categories fast.

Hello everyone :) how can i do make disable csrss debugging ? is there any tutorial?

i searched but couldnt find any guide

The_DarkFire_#2772: No problem at all:

The_DarkFire_#2772: Comment out the line in this link

The_DarkFire_#2772: https://github.com/reactos/reactos/blob/master/sdk/include/reactos/subsys/csr/csrsrv.h#L18

(😐 sorry, sent by mistake)

thank you i had learned what commend is mean like this "//" two forward slash.

😞

thank you i had learned what commend is mean like this "//" two forward slash.

also /**/ if you want to disable multiple lines

also /**/ if you want to disable multiple lines

thank you 😔

/**/ #define CSR_DBG thats all isnt it?

after that i should compile it?

Hyperbased in Hyperspace: /* #define CSR_DBG */

Hyperbased in Hyperspace: or // #define CSR_DBG

/**/ #define CSR_DBG thats all isnt it?

use it like brackets, /*sth*/

okay thank you. I don't think I can do it, but I hope I can. Hopefully I don't need to edit more lines than I think.

just one line isnt it?

😟

i did now i should compile isnt it?

is that so?

No!

Hyperbased in Hyperspace: /* #define CSR_DBG */

Hyperbased in Hyperspace: it should look like this

hmmm okay

i did now i should compile isnt it?

sth means something🙄

is that so?