386 BSD 0.1 - Revision history

Jnc: +cat

2018-12-16T14:21:41Z

+cat

2012-11-21T08:25:54Z

it's -> its, capitalization

2011-09-05T21:27:02Z

2010-12-05T23:48:14Z

‎games

2010-12-05T18:11:04Z

2010-12-05T18:03:20Z

it sure looks like 0.1 stock...

2010-12-05T17:59:23Z

2010-12-05T17:59:12Z

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[[Image:386 BSD 0.1.jpg|thumb|right|386 BSD 0.1 stock]]
This is the 0.1 announcement:

[[386BSD 0.1 announcement]].

== games ==

== what runs ==

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	Honestly I haven't used 386 BSD 0.1 to do anything, except load the patchkits.		Honestly I haven't used 386 BSD 0.1 to do anything, except load the patchkits.
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 For those who want to install it themselves, there is an evolving guide to be found here: [[Installing 386BSD on BOCHS]].
-BSD is difficult to install on real hardware, and emulated hardware is difficult as well.  As of now the only known emulator that can install 386 BSD is [[Bochs]] 2.4.  I'm currently having some issues with it's disktab structure as it keeps placing the swap partition starting at 0 and overwriting itself.  The error message I keep on getting is:
+BSD is difficult to install on real hardware, and emulated hardware is difficult as well.  As of now the only known emulator that can install 386 BSD is [[Bochs]] 2.4.  I'm currently having some issues with its disktab structure as it keeps placing the swap partition starting at 0 and overwriting itself.  The error message I keep on getting is:
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 I've found out that upon getting that error, just keep on rebooting and eventually it'll magically go away.  It seems to be tied to the VM crashing.
-== games ==
+== Games ==
-the majority of the games are hiding in /usr/othersrc/public ...
+The majority of the games are hiding in /usr/othersrc/public ...
-== what runs ==
+== What runs ==
 Honestly I haven't used 386 BSD 0.1 to do anything, except load the patchkits.

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	This is the [[386 BSD]] 0.1 announcement:		This is the [[386 BSD]] 0.1 announcement:

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 [[Image:386 BSD 0.1.jpg|thumb|right|386 BSD 0.1 stock]]
-This is the 0.1 announcement:
+This is the [[386 BSD]] 0.1 announcement:
 [[386BSD 0.1 announcement]].