Re: Lisa GEMDOS

since lisa gemdos binary runs (at least in text mode), I think porting gem and gemdos application will be direct (maybe xbios will need to be a bit upgraded). I have other project but I'll try a bit. I'm now waiting a formal answer (about FAT12 implementation) to release the tool transfer as sources.

On 21 mar, 08:38, Nama <forums6..._at_email.domain.hidden> wrote:
> Well, I'm very excited about GEMDOS as I'm hoping in the near future
> it will allow us to do something on the Lisa that has never been done
> before (except maybe in mac OS, but that's not the same)...play
> games :-)
>
> I don't know anything about Atari's, so I'm wondering if there would
> be any good game candidates for porting, or maybe something that will
> possibly run with no porting involved?
>
> On Mar 20, 8:46 am, gilles <gilles.fe..._at_email.domain.hidden> wrote:
>
>
>
> > > wonder, with this information, how hard a port of FreeDOS would be?
> > > Is the Lisa even fast enough to run it?
>
> > Don't really know... But a more modern 68k os is mint
> > This gemdos is very interesting for new develpoments and also to port
> > some atari programs (some should run  natively)

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