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w84death
3mo ago
Confirming. Also the goal was to run LATEST kernel with no changes - just config. With other compression algorithms it was impossible to fit everything into a floppy. And I really wanted to have nano and some space to save few files. Withou
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w84death
3mo ago
exactly that: too complicated. also I got 486 DX2/66 as my first PC so I set that as a goal. Then checked how lower can I go. Also I only have 486 DX4 now to test on real hardware.
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w84death
3mo ago
Isn't it still alive in automobile/infodesks?
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w84death
3mo ago
QNX is to this day the biggest "floppy" thing I ever saw. I would love to have a modern recreation of it.
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w84death
3mo ago
Thanks again for being featured here! Nice to read all of those comments. The project goal is more to learn how to make your own Linux distribution than to fit as much as possible on a floppy. It is fun to have a fully working OS at the en
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w84death
10mo ago
I did not realize but I made an equivalent of a OS for writer deck that fits on a single floppy! https://krzysztofjankowski.com/floppinux/ It boots latest Linux, spawns console and have Vi for editing persisted files o
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w84death
3y ago
I've updated the code to stable version moments ago! Official homepage is here: https://smol.p1x.in/os/
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w84death
4y ago
I got obsessed with Stable Diffusion. I get past the honeymoon period generating everything I could imagine, and now I'm trying to actually incorporate it in my daily work. Furthermore, I'm sharing my experiments here https:/
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w84death
4y ago
Dockers: - lychee - pohotos - nginx-proxy-manager - proxy/letsencrypt - jellyfin - movies - audiobookshelf - audiobooks - nextcloud - news/talk - ghost - few blogs - httpd - many private and commercial web pages - domistyle/t
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w84death
4y ago
https://krzysztofjankowski.com/ I got into the 512kb club at orange group (<250kb) https://512kb.club/#250 :)
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w84death
5y ago
Updated images: https://bits.p1x.in/floppinux-update-0-2-1/ With sample application and KIOSK mode.
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w84death
5y ago
Did you try qemu-system-x86_64 instead?
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w84death
5y ago
It could be 2 things: - you compiled some parts in 64 bits and try to run the QEMU 32 bit system. Try qemu-system-x86_64 - you do not enabled starting #! scripts in the kernel
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w84death
5y ago
Nice catch! Thanks.
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w84death
5y ago
I got similar problems when I missmach 32bit and 64bit code. First try to run in qemu 64 bit system. I ended up building the whole system on a 32bit old laptop and just don't care about the problems with installing missing 32bit libs o
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w84death
5y ago
I can. Why not. Updated the post. Here's the link: https://krzysztofjankowski.com/floppinux/downloads/0.2.0/
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w84death
5y ago
Thanks! I changed the file name in the meantime and forgot about the link. Fixed!
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w84death
5y ago
Thanks! When I saw how clean and easy it can be in just a few steps I needed to share that knowledge! For me it's the best way to learn Linux.
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w84death
5y ago
Barely. If you want to just run some compiled C app then you don't need as much tools. You can even skip the BusyBox part and instead of shell running your application only. But I don't think it is what you want. For sane set of t
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w84death
5y ago
I should see floppy drive as /dev/fd0. Just now as I double check everything I found out that external drives (USB) are shown as /dev/sd*. sdb in my computer. I updated the post with that info. Thanks!
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w84death
5y ago
I was thinking of publishing those. Not a problem. I will update the post in a moment. EDiT: done :)
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w84death
5y ago
It is read only and will run one particular application in a kind of KIOSK mode. I'm using floppy just for fun.
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w84death
5y ago
Thanks!
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w84death
5y ago
Yeah, I just wanted to learn Linux. It worked as I learned a lot doing this project :)
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w84death
5y ago
This blow my mind back then.It is still super impressive.
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w84death
5y ago
I can't believe I see a link to my work on HN! :)
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w84death
6y ago
I have my base in Poland. And those times I'm less of a nomad due to many things including some virus in the air.
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w84death
6y ago
Thanks! I found this trick to make vimeo videos "seamless" just as gifs back in the days. It's surprisingly not distracting yet super vivid :)
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w84death
6y ago
I have that for a long time :) mine: http://194.126.207.20/
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w84death
7y ago
ProtonMail (so web), is clean and simple.
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