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'''Phoenix OS/4''' is a project intended to recreate the original kernel for the [[OS/2|IBM Operating System/2]] using such techniques, as reverse-engineering and disassembling. The main goal of the project is to make the system able to work on the PCs, that it is unable to work on with the original kernel. | |||
==Installation instructions== | |||
==Frequently asked questions== | |||
==Troubleshooting== | |||
===Known problems and not-a-problems=== | |||
===I think there is a bug in the kernel...=== | |||
===Getting the log=== | |||
===Submitting the bugreport=== | |||
===Participating in testing=== | |||
==Getting the binary distributions== | |||
==Resources on the WWW== | |||
==Contacting developers== | |||
Revision as of 17:00, 14 February 2014
Phoenix OS/4 is a project intended to recreate the original kernel for the IBM Operating System/2 using such techniques, as reverse-engineering and disassembling. The main goal of the project is to make the system able to work on the PCs, that it is unable to work on with the original kernel.