RedHat 7.2 (2001), Abiword 1.0, & Sanger's Rule towards kernel development
Red Hat 7.2 (2001) with 8MB RAMRed Hat 7.2 System Information Two nights ago (technically Saturday night) I spent some time using free tokens from Replit, Github Codespace, and Gemini to understand for myself what goes into kernel and system development. While I have read Linux From Scratch excerpts and countless resources, sometimes it is more interesting (or at a loss of ideas?) to see AI attempt to develop an operating system image. The first few attempts I got a non bootable image, around 5-6MB in size.
- ▪Red Hat 7.2 (2001) with 8MB RAMRed Hat 7.2 System Information Two nights ago (technically Saturday night) I spent some time using free tokens from Replit, Github Codespace, and Gemini to understand for myself what goes into kernel and syste
- ▪While I have read Linux From Scratch excerpts and countless resources, sometimes it is more interesting (or at a loss of ideas?) to see AI attempt to develop an operating system image.
- ▪The first few attempts I got a non bootable image, around 5-6MB in size.
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Red Hat 7.2 (2001) with 8MB RAMRed Hat 7.2 System Information Two nights ago (technically Saturday night) I spent some time using free tokens from Replit, Github Codespace, and Gemini to understand for myself what goes into kernel and system development. While I have read Linux From Scratch excerpts and countless resources, sometimes it is more interesting (or at a loss of ideas?) to see AI attempt to develop an operating system image. The first few attempts I got a non bootable image, around 5-6MB in size. The later ones determined what was missing and I ended up with a stalled bootup process (further than before) at around 20-29MB (the request was to make it less than 30MB, which it did).
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