Finally got around to adding support for ext2/ext3 support to my operating system. Decided to go with read only for now as the intent is to get content from other OSes into Retro Rocket not the opposite.
Well worth a couple of hours effort, for one the spec was clean, straightforward and didnt contradict itself. Compare that to FAT32, and the difference is amazing...
Two separate instances of my OS are running on two separate machines here. The top left is my server hosting an instance of Retro Rocket in QEMU-KVM which is running its webserver.
Bottom left, the windows PC is running a second copy of retro rocket in QEMU-WHPX and that one is querying the web server to fetch the page and convert it to markdown in its web browser (work in progress).
Bottom right is a view of the web server in firefox on windows.
Feedback welcome!
Third iteration of Retro Rocket's demo. Now with a catchy europop theme tune!
Code, OS, langauge are Retro Rocket - https://github.com/brainboxdotcc/retro-rocket
Lyrics my own. Music generated by Suno.
Source code of the demo for the curious: https://github.com/brainboxdotcc/retro-rocket/blob/master/os/programs/demo.rrbasic