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<oriansj>well it would only take a little more logic to make a hex keyboard that buffers a nybble and pushes only bytes to the computer. <stikonas>well, those historical front panels were basically 8-bit keyboards <stikonas>where you could use switched to toggle bytes into memory <oriansj>I believe it was octal for the press keyboards and the flip toggles were the word size (which could be 12,18 or even 36bits) <outside_of_World>./bin]vm/vm --rom cc_x86/cc_x86 --tape_01 cc_test --tape_02 test_Cout --memory 48K <outside_of_World>./bin]vm/vm --rom cc_x86/cc_x86 --tape_01 stage3/M2-Planet_x86.c --tape_02 tape02]OUTS/out_M2 --memory 48K <outside_of_World>really confused cause i got all the right hashes building from vm to cc_x86 "1b44b454b8e7beab41ecc4fb81220ef0a396bfeb954a3589861b6807dea0c313" <stikonas[m]>outside_of_World: if you read logs, try POSIX version if cc_x86 <stikonas[m]>outside_of_World: have you tried POSIX versions of cc_x86? <outside_of_World>i think i tried all of them ., is there a test smoll c program that would work, i will try again tho <stikonas[m]>Kernelspace and user space have to agree on syscall numbers <outside_of_World>interesting... wonder what it would take to fix that . that sucks cuz my mac is really easy to work on , i was trying to build a bsd machine on it <stikonas[m]>But maybe vm from stage0 does... Not sure if anybody tried it on mac <outside_of_World>vm was going pretty good up untill i tried to compile something in "Cc_x86" <stikonas[m]>But POSIX version won't run for you, you would gave to port it to Mac <stikonas[m]>Probably not too hard but you would have to learn a but of assembly