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code
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Simplified emulator in browser.

Post by code » Sat Jul 31, 2021 5:04 am

One of the big advantages of MenuetOS was its simplicity to use. No need to install on HD - just boot from a floppy disk. Of course this is already obsolete.
I think that now it is good to find a replacement for this technique. Using some heavy close source emulator is bad, since this stops us from porting MenuetOS to another platform. I think that creating a local web page with js, with which to emulate MenuetOS is a perfect solution.

Brookem
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Post by Brookem » Wed Sep 01, 2021 12:53 pm

Hi
Sorry to hijack this but:

I can't find new topic button.
I believe I can use a USB stick to run MenuetOS is this correct and how?
Will the 64bit version run on a 32bit CPU?

I have tried this in the past and I'm looking for an OS to write a GRBL controller into it including G-code parser (CNC) which will load from a USB onto any machine. I already have it running on Labview but have hit some snags not including the expense.

Great work I hope to get have some fun running this up.

villemt
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Re: Simplified emulator in browser.

Post by villemt » Wed Sep 15, 2021 3:35 pm

SImply by writing the fat12 image to the beginning of usb stick (starting from sector 0) boots fine in 3 out of my four test machines. This of course, will delete all the data in the usb stick. You probably need to enter the bootup-bios, with the stick connected and then select the stick as a boot-device. 64 bit Menuet does not run on 32 bit machine.

1zyzy1
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Post by 1zyzy1 » Sun Jan 09, 2022 4:07 am

Brookem wrote:
> I believe I can use a USB stick to run MenuetOS is this correct and how?
> Will the 64bit version run on a 32bit CPU?
>

I use the following command on Linux : (/dev/sdb1 is my USB stick)

sudo dd if=M6413940.IMG of=/dev/sdb1

You can confirm it is /dev/sdb or /dev/sdc by using "sudo fdisk /l".
But be careful when using this "dd" command. DO NOT write to /dev/sda which is normally your hard disk.

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