Palimbit · Note
The site in English, and machine pages in five languages
Palimbit now has an English version, and the BluMach machine pages can be read on the site in Spanish, English, French, Italian and Portuguese.
palimbit@lab:~$ ./blumach --machine=olivetti-pcs286
BluMach
It all started with
an Olivetti PCS 286.
My first PC was an Olivetti PCS 286, and I wanted it back. I ended up emulating it. That grew into BluMach, with more than twenty machines.
It's still in development: some machines boot, others don't. This is where I keep track of what works and what I'm still struggling with.
BLUMACH STATUS
The sixth alpha release is ready to try: BluMach 0.1.0-alpha.6, with the Olivetti M10, the first machine running on the CoreMach engine.
ALPHABluMach · Release
BluMach 0.1.0-alpha.6: the Olivetti M10, the first machine on CoreMach
The sixth BluMach alpha brings the Olivetti M10, the first machine that isn't a PC and the first that runs on the CoreMach engine. Machine pages also get photos, and the packages are now built on GitHub.
CoreMach · Experiment
CoreMach: a decoupled engine
It started as a piece of BareMach, ended up as a project of its own, and will be used for machines that aren't x86.
Main project
BluMach
A fork of 86Box that presents historical computers the way they were sold: with their factory configuration, their history and their manufacturer.
Each machine is at a different stage. The alpha can already be downloaded; now it needs testing on other computers, fixing bugs and working through the remaining issues.
See the status- Based on
- 86Box
- Validation
- In progress, machine by machine
- Status
- Alpha (0.1.0-alpha.6)
- Current goal
- Test it on other computers and work through what's left on each machine
Terminal
An old-school terminal.
Press the buttons below to run commands.
Decorative Unix-style terminal. This is where I log the experiments. Almost everything fails the first time.