10-02-2008, 06:33 PM
10-03-2008, 01:45 AM
G3NER1C Wrote:Wow im sorry but i think this is not going to happen ever.
ok, the only post i read that agreed with my opinion
for the love of god, you people are looking for an OS with all kinds of hacking tools, do none of you use BT3? It even comes installed with WINE. Just copy it to your harddrive and write lilo or grub to boot it. (or whatever boot loader you use)
for those wanting a cross between all OS'es, it is simple! have either three computers or have all three installed on your PC and use a boot loader to choose.
what you're talking about here is an OS that runs three different OS'es at the same time, but to do that you would have to split the memory/cpu/cache at STARTUP which would mean that the OS would be sluggish. None of the three OS'es support the ability to change their processor size/ram size without a restart. Apart from that windows isn't even made with the idea of sharing its hardware with another OS. You'd have all kinds of problems with the CDrom (which windows would require a reboot to forget that it had a CDrom, and another reboot to remember it.)
and here's another Idea, if you're wanting to switch between three different OS'es easily, you could write your own boot loader, that is much like an OS in itself. Call that "White Lotus"
you could even make it work
Here's a plan that could concievably work:
Simple boot menu.
>starts a small kernel similar to linux that would set aside a small part of ram for the swap.execute file to be triggered. This would have top priority over the computer's resources. This kernel has access to a swap.partition that none of the installed OS'es have access to.
>>special swap boot menu gives you choice of OS to boot.
>>>OS boots, but you wanna change OS so you used the set key to activate the swap.execute file. The swap.execute file saves the current session to the swap.partition and takes you back to the special swap boot menu.
>>you have your three OS choices again
>>>You boot another OS but wanna go back to the one you started ealier. You use a key trigger that the swap.execute program reckognises, and it puts the current session into hibernation, saves the data to the swap.partition, and opens the other boot from the swap.partition.
>>>>You're done now, so you do the third key trigger that shuts down all OS'es saved to swap.partition as well as the current session.
And if you don't do this boot loader, maybe I will, but if I do it, I'll name it something else, white lotus is the name of a chinese restaraunt.
But I'm quite the procrastinator, so It might be a while if I make it.