https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQEBzauVIlA

totally late 90s! i feel old

newly-released Lazarus 4.0 on ReactOS

can someone try on 64 bit ros?

is there a bootable image for it?

Yes

I will try on it, asap.

Bring me 5 seconds and I will do a PR for rapps-db :D

there is a bug where the child process won't exit and the OS can't be shut down

newly-released Lazarus 4.0 on ReactOS

https://t.me/free_pascal/73

I should formalize that in a bug report.

last time i tried it was several days ago with 4 RC3 under 32 bits and run OK.

I dont know for 64 bits. There is some ReactOS 64 bits that runs ok virtualized with QEMU to try it?

https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-20172

I dont know for 64 bits. There is some ReactOS 64 bits that runs ok virtualized with QEMU to try it?

good question, I tried to download the latest x64 nightly and it doesn't boot

COM port keeps printing this

otherwise, just a black screen after the boot loader

COM port keeps printing this

me too but i remember that x64 can only be debugged with windbg?

but removing debugger cannot allow booting

maybe an older nightly works, but yeah I don't know what will

Conversely :)

also it seems that x64 cannot be installed into btrfs

COM port keeps printing this

this means the image can only be debugged with windbg

So it can't boot without being attached to WinDBG?

it can if you don't choose debugger option during boot

There's no choice offered.

"Switching to long mode" then the "Loading ReactOS Setup" progress bar, that finishes then black screen forever

"Switching to long mode" then the "Loading ReactOS Setup" progress bar, that finishes then black screen forever

close the serial port

explain how?

explain how?

do not specify this option when booting qemu?

not sure

i use vbox

no?

I just qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -hda ros.hd -cdrom reactos-bootcd*.iso

It seems I can append -serial none

nice. still unbootable :D

alright changing to FAT works

Yep, btrfs is failing A LOT

That installer is 32-bit, it seems.

I can probably copy over a preinstalled c:\lazarus tree.

given its portability, I'd be somewhat surprised if it depends on registry entries, but it could. :p

given its portability, I'd be somewhat surprised if it depends on registry entries, but it could. :p

It's easier than that.

7zip and unzip it.

Let me chekc.

that's.... kind of what I did, in a roundabout way?

I jsut mounted the image and cp -a from a fresh install I made in wine.

Actually, I had your bug with the "debugging experience if you close the window" and it's impossible to end it.

you can compile 32-bit programs on it too

Yep, it can crosscompile.

mhm

I think ARM too.

IIRC.

on Windows XP, building and debugging a 32-bit EXE (this is just the blank form template, but it is a program nonetheless)

Task Manager's *32 indicates a 32-bit process rather than 64-bit.

Some 64bits .iso version that really boots virtualized? all times i tried to boot with virt-manager/qemu failed.

usually with virtualbox most of them work, albeit not totally perfectly

I like to use QEMU because it's simpler apparently you need to pass -serial none to get ReactOS x64 to boot

Where can i pass it? to qemu?

yeah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb0agzI9bH4

The Windows Subsystem for Linux is now open source Comments via blogs.windows.com via Foxboron

The Windows Subsystem for Linux is now open source Comments via blogs.windows.com via Foxboron

Is the license compatible with importing it in ROS?

I checked, MIT license! It can be used

https://github.com/microsoft/wslg?tab=MIT-1-ov-file

Wsl2 kernel should be gpl2

https://github.com/microsoft/WSL2-Linux-Kernel

Btw, if i want to use linux i can fire a VM. I really hope in reactos

https://github.com/microsoft/edit

The name makes me think of the good old DOS edit

The name makes me think of the good old DOS edit

That was the idea

The name makes me think of the good old DOS edit

🥁

🥁

I feel old 😭

I remember windows commercial with Madonna's ray of light

The user ‎Scott Nash failed to resolve the captcha. The "user" was kicked out.

https://github.com/FlyGoat/csmwrap

I checked, MIT license! It can be used

Wasn't there a crowd funding for a crazy server OS that could run Linux and Windows apps, all based on ROS and some not yet developed tech that would make Linux and ROS live together kinda like WSL does nowadays? It was like maybe 7 years ago now...