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Pre-compiled boot records #99
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I've set up an automatic build of the kernel (using NASM 2.16 and gcc-ia16), the latest revision is always at https://pushbx.org/ecm/download/fdkernel.zip -- older at https://pushbx.org/ecm/download/old/fdkernel/ These generally include the six boot sector loaders (boot12, boot16, oemboot12, oemboot16, 8086 CHS boot32, 386 LBA boot32), as well as the SYS program. |
Why not in the CI here? |
I don't have access to that. |
No special access required as everything is in the repo, just make a PR. See how |
Why don't you do that? What files are included in the artefact zip file? What needs changing from the current script? @ https://github.com/FDOS/kernel/blob/384e68529ad6553a559727e07d1b1f679444d222/ci_build.sh |
I could but then again I didn't feel the need to take on the build task in the first place.
Have a look at the most recent build https://github.com/FDOS/kernel/actions/runs/3886100464, see the snapshot zip at the bottom.
Build of the new components needs to happen, then the files to be published should be moved to the _output directory, and since you mention using gcc they probably should occupy that subdirectory. These changes probably should be added around line 28 after Or stick with what you have, I really don't mind. |
Thank you. Automated nightly builds are welcome. It would be nice also have stable boot record binaries in "Releases" (keXXXX_br.zip or so), compiled from the corresponding git tag. |
Older FreeDOS versions used to have a
KERNELS.ZIP
file withsource\ukernel\boot\fat32lba.bin
and friends, as mentioned here:http://wiki.freedos.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_Create_a_USB_Boot_Disk_Using_FreeDOS
Could these get packaged somewhere again?
Thanks.
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