Ubuntu10.04 build a linux-0.11 compiling environment (1. install and use bochs)

The bochs configuration file released by oldlinux does not match the bochs version on ubuntu10.04, causing a series of problems in parsing the configuration file. This article solves these problems.

1.Install bochs

Sudo apt-Get install bochs vgabios bochs-x bochsbios bochs-Doc bochs-SDL

If you have any questions, find the appropriate source.

 

2.Get a bootable linux-0.11 System

1. Download the compressed package

Http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/linux-0.11-devel-060625.zip

2. Extract

Unzip linux-0.11-devel-060625.zip

3. Enter

CD linux-0.11-devel-060625

 

3.Test the downloaded Image

Under the linux-0.11-devel-060625 directory

Execute the bochs-F bochsrc-hd.bxrc

-----Errors and Solutions-----

(1)> panic <bochsrc-hd.bxrc: 37: vgaromimage directive malformed.

A. comment out the corresponding line

B. Change it to vgaromimage: file =/usr/share/bochs/vgabios-lgpl-latest.

(2)> panic <bochsrc-hd.bxrc: 284: Directive 'floppy _ command_delay 'not understood

A. comment out the corresponding line

(3) bochsrc-hd.bxrc: 194: Unknown Parameter for parport1 ignored.

A. Comment out

B. Change to: parport1: enabled = 1, file = "parport. Out"

(4)> panic <bochsrc-hd.bxrc: 307: Directive 'ips' not understood

A. Comment out

B. Change to: CPU: Count = 1, IPS = 1000000

(5) dlopen failed for module 'X': file not found

A. Add the following content at the top of the configuration file:

Config_interface: textconfig
Display_library: SDL

(Source: bochs default configuration file/etc/bochs-init/bochsrc)

(6) ROM: system BIOS must end at 0 xfffff

A. romimage: file = $ bxshare/BIOS-bochs-Latest, address = 0xf0000 to romimage: file =/usr/share/bochs/BIOS-bochs-Latest

(7) other questions

Http://www.cnblogs.com/soli/archive/2009/09/21/1571466.html

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Re-execute the bochs-F bochsrc-hd.bxrc..

 

Note: In fact, if it is for the purpose of learning, so far can be in the existing environment to learn the source code of the linux-0.11, the image downloaded above, contains the linux-0.11 source code, you can directly compile.

After compilation, you only need to write the image to the boot disk.

Write the boot disk as follows: (assume fd0 is the boot floppy disk)

Dd If = image of =/dev/fd0

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