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I have no damn clue why original v86 works fine and enabling nx bit actually uncovers this issue 👀
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Will windows 8 work? |
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I'll check it out this weekend |
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Wow, this is great! I think Windows 7+ bootloaders require something else besides the NX bit. I couldn't start Windows 8 and 10 😢... |
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In particular, I get a #GP exception |
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That's like the second attempt at cracking this thing 🐈, and there's still some things to work on left.
The good part:
RSVDPage faults being unimplemented (which prevented the boot up of linux distributions and windows 7) - implemented though I did not test it though properly yet.The problems left (and noticed)
v86- I did notice that in release the system hangs seemingly randomly inside net2k implementation (might need a separate issue for that) - cannot reproduce rn, but I'll create a separate issue once I face it again.