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I hope so, too; that might make a good logo for BCOS, if you haven't got one already. I suppose it depends on whether Brendan checked that version into whatever VCS he uses or not.

Trying to create graphics scrolling function (I deleted my old one):

Lukand wrote:Trying to create graphics scrolling function (I deleted my old one):

We need to send an email to [E3A9I][][]A[]:pobyykN[]erA[][][email protected].!
It'll probably fix the problem!

>did bare bones
>reboots for no reason in C part

NunoLava1998 wrote:>did bare bones
>reboots for no reason in C part

Fix your signature fam.

NunoLava1998 wrote:>did bare bones
>reboots for no reason in C part

>boot with bochs
>check why it triple faults
>fix it

Done with all VBE Video. Now continuing to trouble with my filesystem driver...

Hm... almost, but not quite, entirely unlike a web browser.



It took some work just to get the window to show up, and it seems to get past the "Loading" step, but is stuck on "Processing". Not sure what it's doing yet, needs further investigation.

update: success! sort of... where's that Netsurf logo PNG...

klange wrote:Hm... almost, but not quite, entirely unlike a web browser.



It took some work just to get the window to show up, and it seems to get past the "Loading" step, but is stuck on "Processing". Not sure what it's doing yet, needs further investigation.

Good work. You've been creating a pretty great OS and browser, which honestly for me looks like you did LFS, seriously. I bet you can do Bare Bones II on there (and maybe Bare Bones II on the Bare Bones II of ToaruOS, lel.).

AFAIK, Kevin Lange is not related to NetSurf. He's just having fun porting stuff.

Does your OS support networking? Otherwise that browser isn't going to get very far...

onlyonemac wrote:Does your OS support networking? Otherwise that browser isn't going to get very far...

I have posted extensively about networking support throughout its development. I have a functioning, if minimal, TCP/IP stack with NIC drivers for RTL8139 and AMD PCNet Fast and am working on building a sufficient BSD sockets layer for libcurl to work, which Netsurf uses to retrieve network files.

Frankly, your post comes off as rather snide and condescending.

Nice! How hard was this to port? Did you write a completely new UI frontend for it?

Kevin wrote:Nice! How hard was this to port? Did you write a completely new UI frontend for it?

This is using the SDL framebuffer "backend". I'll let you know when it's actually done, but beyond the work to port libcurl, there's been a lot of fiddling with Netsurf itself as it wasn't really meant to be cross-compiled like this. I took a lot of pointers from Pedigree (see this old post by pcmattman demonstrating Netsurf running there) for the build process itself and have been hacking things up to to get this point.

I think I had a look back when Matt was working on it, but somehow didn't feel like actually starting to port it myself.