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- NexusSfan
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
OS Source/ISO (actually source is better) ?
when i searched up FishlessBoot, i found nothing. Great proof of concept. If you wish to make this easier with less limitations, try FishlessBoot which supports SB3 to ISO and VDI with easy Wi-Fi setup.
- applejuiceproduc
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
Yeah link for fishless boot please. OS Source/ISO (actually source is better) ?when i searched up FishlessBoot, i found nothing. Great proof of concept. If you wish to make this easier with less limitations, try FishlessBoot which supports SB3 to ISO and VDI with easy Wi-Fi setup.
Also does this just do something in the startup file that makes it open chrome with a pre installed html file of the OS as soon as it boots up?
- WojtekGame
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
Maybe running Scratch itself in the machine, AND maybe adding new blocks so the machine registers (or whatever the CPU does lol) can be set?
- NexusSfan
- Scratcher
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
Sure, I could try sometime. As for a download, it would be in the form of a virtual hard disk image (.vdi I think) not source code, so I would use Mediafire or something instead of Github. Could you make one out of project 87824979. And gimme the download on GitHub or something?
Why do you want to hide the source code???
- elijahf10
- Scratcher
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
What source code? The Scratch project is already public and the OS would be configured from a prebuilt live install.Sure, I could try sometime. As for a download, it would be in the form of a virtual hard disk image (.vdi I think) not source code, so I would use Mediafire or something instead of Github. Could you make one out of project 87824979. And gimme the download on GitHub or something?
Why do you want to hide the source code???
- NexusSfan
- Scratcher
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
Source code for how you made the ISO or something like thatWhat source code? The Scratch project is already public and the OS would be configured from a prebuilt live install.Sure, I could try sometime. As for a download, it would be in the form of a virtual hard disk image (.vdi I think) not source code, so I would use Mediafire or something instead of Github. Could you make one out of project 87824979. And gimme the download on GitHub or something?
Why do you want to hide the source code???
- NexusSfan
- Scratcher
100+ posts
Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
no proof, i dont believe it
- elijahf10
- Scratcher
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
What are you even talking about?
You do realize that you can just take a virtual disk image and examine the filesystem all you want, right? There's your “source code.”
You do realize that you can just take a virtual disk image and examine the filesystem all you want, right? There's your “source code.”
- applejuiceproduc
- Scratcher
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
op doesn't want a virtual disk image. He/she wants an iso. What are you even talking about?
You do realize that you can just take a virtual disk image and examine the filesystem all you want, right? There's your “source code.”
- ajskateboarder
- Scratcher
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Scratch operating system that can run on real hardware
It's pretty easy to convert a VDI to an image file. https://superuser.com/questions/1721151/from-virtualbox-vm-vdi-file-to-a-usb-bootable-iso-imageop doesn't want a virtual disk image. He/she wants an iso. What are you even talking about?
You do realize that you can just take a virtual disk image and examine the filesystem all you want, right? There's your “source code.”
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