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iseyler
8y ago
This has been posted a few times in the past month and a half. What's new in the latest version? Also, how does this compare to Transmit?
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iseyler
8y ago
I'm not the OP but I use a 2008 Mac Pro: https://everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_pro/specs/mac-pro-eig... 8 cores, 32GB of RAM, 4 SATA drive slots - found it used for only $400 CAD. A 2010 or newer M
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iseyler
8y ago
Can we get an alternate method for the signup process? My children who have devices don't have Google accounts.
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iseyler
12y ago
http://f.cl.ly/items/442N071f051Y3q2l0F1Z/main.bmp The colors look a bit off from the video but the text is in there correctly.
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Rustboot64: a 64-bit kernel written in Rust
(github.com)
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iseyler
12y ago
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iseyler
12y ago
This article highlights the goals for BareMetal OS ( https://github.com/ReturnInfinity/BareMetal-OS ) - let the app do the heavy lifting.
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iseyler
13y ago
Is it time to ditch the "normal" OS? My startup is looking to do exactly that but I would like to know what others thoughts are on the matter. My proposal is to have a small exokernel between the hardware and the application. The
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iseyler
14y ago
The site barfs when I upload the BareMetal OS kernel for disassembly. Is there a size limit? The kernel is x86-64 and only 16KiB in size.
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Easy x86-64
(ianseyler.github.com)
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iseyler
14y ago
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Linux vs BareMetal SMP Performance
(blog.returninfinity.com)
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iseyler
14y ago
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iseyler
14y ago
While its great the GitHub added support for this how about x86-64? https://github.com/ReturnInfinity/BareMetal-OS/blob/master/o... The 64-bit register names are still not handled correctly. It does properly color the 8, 16, and 32-bit re
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iseyler
14y ago
Agreed on the overkill part. That is the reasoning behind the work we are doing. I sent you an email to discuss further.
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iseyler
14y ago
This is very interesting! It will be even more interesting to see if it can be compiled to run on my OS. This is exatly the kind of application I have been looking for. ESXi is too big :) Shameless plug: http://www.returninfinity.com/barem
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iseyler
15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote Looking for someone to write a TCP stack for BareMetal OS. This needs to be written in x86-64 Assembly. See the posting here: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=24471
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iseyler
15y ago
How about 31 bytes? http://www.returninfinity.com/baremetal-helloworld.html Why use ELF or Linux? Flat binaries (and a custom OS) to the rescue! :)
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iseyler
15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - HTML & CSS, maybe C as well. Looking for someone to potentially make our WebGUI look "sexy" as our colleagues in California would say. We have reached the limits of our HTML and CSS know-how. The current WebGUI can
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Show HN: BareMetal Node
(returninfinity.com)
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iseyler
15y ago
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BareMetal Node - A HPC kernel in 6KiB
(returninfinity.com)
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iseyler
15y ago
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BareMetal OS: A 64-bit Operating System in only 16KiB
(blog.returninfinity.com)
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iseyler
16y ago
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