How do you guys run JNode as you develop it?
Submitted by rsk on Wed, 12/22/2004 - 21:30.
I imagine that not everyone has VMWare licenses, so how do you folks run/develop JNode? For example if I wanted to start playing around with it and changing some code, how would you suggest I setup my dev environment to test my changes? I certainly don't want to reboot my machine every time, but I wouldn't mind firing up a VM shell or something.
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On www.reactos.com is a link
On www.reactos.com is a link to QEMU ( http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/ ). Its an emulator like Bochs, but is has dynamic compilation and therefore should be faster. Any experience with this product?
Has anyone experiences with f
Has anyone experiences with following product:
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/
As I understand, XEN does not virtualize a complete PC, so you have to access the hardware thru a special interface.
With one computer and an NT like (nt/me/xp) OS ...
If you have only one computer and windows nt/me/xp, you can also
run jnode from the windows boot menu. In this case, you don't need to have a cd writer.
Here is how to do
Fabien
Another option is to use ReWritable CDs
You can use a ReWritable CD and burn your new jnode-iso image, and boot with it.
JNode Development Environment
The best/fastest way is to use two computers. 1 computer where you run your favorite host os like windows or linux and 1 computer to run jnode.
Connect them via a network and boot computer 2 over the network from a dhcp/tftp server running on computer 1. You can boot computer 2 from either a bootable network card, or from the jnode cd where you choose one of the dhcp options.
If you do not have a spare computer, vmware is very good, qemu is much slower, but it works, bochs is way to slow.
Ewout
min. requirement
Hi,
I tried to run JNode on a Pentium 200Mhz with 64MB Ram, but failed.
Trickkiste
P.S.: I think JNode needs much more Memory, about 200MB.