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1 May 2024
| 22:16 | QEMU/Guests/Windows 98 diffhist +115 Re9177 talk contribs (→Finishing up) | ||||
30 April 2024
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22:05 | User:Elijah/Drafts/Creating a Bot for CollabVM 3 changes history +3,472 [Elijah (3×)] | |||
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N 21:13 | How to make a Windows 7 bootleg 2 changes history +7,971 [HolyNetworkAdapter (2×)] | |||
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21:13 (cur | prev) +7,972 HolyNetworkAdapter talk contribs (Created page with "{{Warn|''This article was taken from [https://egg.l5.ca/wiki/How_to_make_a_Windows_bootleg/WindowsXP here.] It might not reflect the most recent changes!''}} thumb|Windows 7 Linux Mint V2, a CollabSysOS release that I have worked on. In this tutorial, I'll be going through how I make Windows 7 bootlegs. It's actually a very different process from Windows XP, however it is much easier. This tutorial will also work with Windows 8.x, 10 and 11 but...") | |||
| 21:12 | How to make a Windows XP bootleg diffhist +9 HolyNetworkAdapter talk contribs | ||||
29 April 2024
| N 23:35 | Appealing a Ban diffhist +942 Elijah talk contribs (Created page with "So, you've been banned from CollabVM. Site Bans are made by VM staff according to our [https://computernewb.com/collab-vm/rules/ Rules], and Discord bans are made according to the Discord Rules. If you feel your ban was made in error, or you recognize your wrongdoing and wish to have another chance, you can appeal your ban via the instructions below. == Site Bans == After reviewing the [https://computernewb.com/collab-vm/rules/ CollabVM Rules...") | ||||
| 23:32 | CollabVM Discord diffhist +636 Elijah talk contribs | ||||
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17:43 | QEMU/Guests/Windows 98 2 changes history +118 [Dartz (2×)] | |||
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17:42 (cur | prev) +52 Dartz talk contribs (→SoftGPU) | ||||
20 April 2024
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N 00:26 | Linux 0.01 5 changes history +13,050 [Dartz (5×)] | |||
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00:26 (cur | prev) −13 Dartz talk contribs Tag: Manual revert | ||||
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00:11 (cur | prev) +13,028 Dartz talk contribs (Created page with "'''< Linux 0.00''' | '''Linux 0.02''' {{Infobox OS | title = '''Linux 0.01''' | image = 350px | caption = Linux 0.01 in QEMU. | developer = Linus Torvalds | initial_release = September 17, 1991 | architecture = i386 }} '''Linux 0.01''' was released September 17, 1991. This is the first "true" release of Linux. Unlike 0.00, this thing is actually functional, and boots into a shell! At this point, a few common UNIX tools such as...") | |||
| N 00:17 | Category:Linux diffhist +37 Dartz talk contribs (Created page with "Articles related to the Linux kernel.") | ||||
19 April 2024
| N 21:06 | Linux 0.00/Source diffhist +12,945 Dartz talk contribs (Created page with "<syntaxhighlight lang="asm"> # Boot.s this code has been transferred to the memory 0 x10000, and in protected mode KRN_BASE = 0x10000 # Boot.s we have learned about the structure of the Register, which is the index table at the gdt # Gdt a table of the table of eight bytes. Each user process of the two gdt table, and ldt tss Not # 1 # The second is the code of the system # The third is the system of data # 3 is the memory of the system TSS0_SEL = 0x20 LDT0_SEL...") | ||||
| N 21:05 | Linux 0.00 diffhist +1,390 Dartz talk contribs (Created page with "{{Series||Linux 0.01}} {{Infobox OS | title = '''Linux 0.00''' | image = 350px | caption = Linux 0.00, in all its glory, running in QEMU | developer = Linus Torvalds | initial_release = 1991 | architecture = i386 }} Ever wondered what the first version of Linux was like? Well... it's nothing terribly interesting. At this point, the OS consisted of two whole assembly files, a booter, and a kernel which boots into protected mode, and executes two...") | ||||
| 20:27 | QEMU/Guests/Windows 3.1 diffhist −4 Dartz talk contribs | ||||
18 April 2024
| 20:51 | Getting Started with CentOS 8 diffhist −8 Dartz talk contribs | ||||
| 20:49 | How to download and burn CentOS 8 to a DVD or Flash Drive diffhist −19 Dartz talk contribs (→Via BitTorrent) | ||||
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03:33 | Guest 2 changes history −596 [Dartz (2×)] | |||
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