[Oberon] non-X LNO:Framebuffer ?

eas lab lab.eas at gmail.com
Wed Nov 2 06:00:11 CET 2016


Modern PC's with the new UEFI booting have succeeded in
frustrating  the open-source Linux system from free-riding on their
WinTel hardware.

Only after great difficulty have I got a partial [ lacking X ]
linux running.  Our LNO, which I had dated as: 121104 was able to
also run without X, on my now stolen hardware.
Ie. using a frame-buffer.

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A safety copy of the files of my stolen system, using the good
old proven start-script, now gives the following error symptoms:

   line 2:  2162 Floating point exception./oberon

and ---/LNO121104/oberon.log == ...
GetConfig: Speedup=""
Can't open /dev/mouse, trying /dev/input/mice
GetConfig: FontConv=""
GetConfig: Color=""
GetConfig: MB=""
Received signal nr.   8 at signal handling level 1
TRAP 0
 CS:=00000073 DS:=0000007B ES:=FFFF007B SS:=0000007B CR0=?------? FPS=?------?
 EIP=097D5BBD ESI=BFD79440 EDI=BFD793AC ESP=BFD7939C CR2=00000000 SBT=BFD797E0
 EAX=00000000 EBX=BFD70000 ECX=0000000B EDX=097E0000 CR3=?------? KFL=?------?
 EBP=BFD7939C FS:=C12C0000 GS:=00000000 ERR=00000000 CR4=?------? TCK=00332DFA

Oberon  PC = 3877
TextFrames  PC = 24415
System  PC = 415
System  PC = 2628
Oberon  PC = 4860
TextFrames  PC = 12027
TextFrames  PC = 12915
System  PC = 20131
OFSBoot  PC = 413
OFSBoot  PC = 2753
--------------- end of useful log file.

Please help me recover ETHO's unique ability to
see and manipulate the contents of multiple files,
on the same screen.

PS. wily, which copied ETHO, also needs X.

Thanks for advice.

==Chris Glur.


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