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DayOS ist ein freies und kostenlos erhältliches Hobby Betriebssystem, das das ziel hat, einen sicheren und schnellen Microkernel für den Alltagsgebrauch zu entwickeln. Es wird in C/C++ und x86 Assembler geschrieben.
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KA9Q Mirror
An impressive early implementation of TCP/IP
...KA9Q NOS attracted many contributors and became widely used throughout the 1980s and 1990s in amateur packet radio and various educational projects. In a way, it was the Linux of its day. KA9Q NOS became the basis for several low-end commercial dialup terminal servers and routers. It influenced the development of the Internet protocols and implementations, including the Linux kernel. -
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MikeOS is a an open source 16-bit operating system for x86 PCs, written in assembly language, which boots from a floppy disk or CD-ROM. It is designed as a learning tool for x86 assembler and basic OS design.
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fat12maker is a command-line tool for create FAT12 floppy images. Specially designed for create your own Kernel or Operative System.
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A virtual floppy drive that mounts image files (*.img) as new browseable computer resources. Tested from WinXP (32bit) to Win7 (64bit). Derived from: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vfd/
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fat_imgen
FAT floppy image generator.
fat_imgen is a utility you can use to create and modify FAT12 floppy images with. -
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lyos
An Open Source Operating System
Lyos is an open source operating system that runs on 32-bit x86-based PCs. -
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It is a simple operating system that i write in my spare time. It is not the best design and it is buggy but i hope it will get better.
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Recovery Is Possible (RIP) is a Slackware-based CD or floppy boot/rescue/backup/maintenance system. It has support for a lot of filesystem types and contains a bunch of utilities for system recovery.
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Its a tiny open source Operating System created mainly aid in study of Operating Systems. It's floppy based, uses FAT-12 filesystem with complete shell and basic commands. It created in C and assembly (gcc + nasm).
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MinopsOS
MinopsOS is a tiny operating system for PC computers.
MinopsOS is a tiny operating system for PC computers. It's small enough to fit inside the boot sector of a floppy disk. -
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Dioscuri is an x86 computer hardware emulator written in Java. It is designed by the digital preservation community to make sure that documents and programs from the past can still be accessed in the future. Dioscuri is durable and component-based.
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Extended Operating System Loader (XOSL) is a full-featured free boot manager with a real, easy-to-use and full-blown graphical user interface. XOSL-OW is an Open Watcom port of XOSL 1.1.5 (Dec 23, 2000) by Geurt Vos developed with Borland BC31.
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KCemu is an emulator for the KC85 homecomputer series and other Z80 based microcomputers like Z1013, LC80, Polycomputer 880 and BIC A5105. The emulation supports a number of additional hardware, e.g. floppy disk drives and extended graphic modules.
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fli4l is a single-floppy Linux-based ISDN/DSL/ethernet-router. It features configuration with some simple ASCII-files and several possible connection-flavors (in/out/callback, raw IP/PPP, PPPoE).
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muLinux is a miniature, but nearly full-featured distribution (i.e., version) of Linux that can fit on a single floppy disk and can turn almost any personal computer into a temporary but powerful Linux machine in a matter of minutes.
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MGOS3 a small OS currently under development, MGOS3 is aimed at the IA-32 architecture, currently it is distributed in the form of .x COFF executables, which are used with a 1_44 floppy image for simulation or writing to a floppy disk for execution
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OsnofianLinux is a set of small distributions intended to fit on 1.44Mb floppy disk, in the boot sector of a CDROM, hard drive or even on a USB stick. Check the project homepage for more details and projects info.
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Trdetz is an utility to work with TRD floppy image format, used by many TR-DOS compatible ZX-Spectrum emulators. It provides low-level operations such as disk sector read/write as well as operations with TR-DOS filesystem
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fbreak is a console application that allows you to break a large file into multiple smaller files (ie, for distribution on floppy disks).
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512DevOS is a GPLed operating system that runs on 16 and 32 bit x86 compatible computers. The kernel and shell fit in 512 bytes and occupy only the first sector of a floppy disk.
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FL3Linux is a minimal, GPL licensed, linux distro that points on size. For this and for your comodity , is distributed on 3 floppy images that you can write on your floppies. Minix Fs installations are supported.
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ANI provides a fully automated, unattended setup environment for Windows OS (NT / 2000 / XP). Based on a Linux single floppy boot media, high flexibility, portability and marginal maintenance is warranted. SMB / NFS capability allows central I386 sources
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A collection of small Java classes that do not fit into any larger category. It includes tools for formatting text, writing to floppy disks, printing debugging statements, using scroll bars with floating point numbers, and running threads in batches.
