Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 7th Jan 2008 19:20 UTC, submitted by mariuz
Abdel Benamrouche announced that he has updated the original 0.01 Linux kernel to compile with GCC-4.x, allowing it to run on emulators such as QEMU and Bochs. After applying his series of small patches, Abdel explains that the 0.01 kernel can be built on a system running the 2.6 Linux kernel. He added that he's successfully ported bash-3.2, portions of coreutils-6.9, dietlibc-0.31 (instead of glibc), bin86-0.16.17, make-3.81, ncurses-2.0.7, and vim-7.1 all to run on his modified 0.01 kernel.
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Member since:2007-10-09
all you should learn to use ed and stop this terrible war . sam is the only other option.
The only people who seem to advocate that are BSDers. Granted, that's fine if you prefer it (or really hate command mode), but most other people seem to prefer Vim (or XEmacs or whatever).
I also like TDE, XVI, VILE, JED, FTE, FED, MINED, and others, though. (Heh, lots of options.) :-)
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2006-02-27
all you should learn to use ed and stop this terrible war . sam is the only other option.