Version Build 2627 of JTMOS
Release Notes: Major bugs in the file system, FAT, serial port driver, floppy disk driver, and argc/argv were fixed. The serial device driver now emphasizes CPU performance. Added a device driver for Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP) based on the SLIP RFC, support for remote access via COM1 using a VT100 terminal, and other serial port related debugging features.
Other releases
Release Notes: Several changes has been made. Support for the partition table has been added. Legacy serial port routines have been fixed. Virtual terminal code has been separated from the EGA text mode driver. A Windows Sound System driver has been added. Support for FAT12/16 file systems is planned.
Release Notes: Memory paging and enhanced memory protection has been introduced. Several major bugs have been fixed. There are still many bugs, so the project maintains its pre-alpha status. The current pre-built image (jtm/jtm32.img) should boot up on VMware, with a Pico clone showing the introductory text.
Release Notes: Improvements were made in the windowing system. It is now possible to move windows. Windows are redrawn properly. Multiple windows can exist on top of each other. Threads can communicate via a simple message-based communication. The GUI now works as a special server to its clients (applications). The GUI API is still in development.
Release Notes: A memory corruption bug in the kernel file system service was fixed. This release contains a new rewritten TCP/IP stack which now responds to ICMP ping.
Release Notes: Reliability related fixes have been made. There are also some new utilities. This release needs only one disk to work. LIBC now uses the QuickFit based allocation system, which has proven to be working quite well. This release has also passed a new stress test(runner.bin), such as repeated application launching for over 30,000 times.
