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| The Windows 10 bash Linux command line does not (at the time of writing this) support removable drives, so I am using a Windows tool to apply my disk image to a USB drive. At the moment: Win32 Disk Imager\\ | The Windows 10 bash Linux command line does not (at the time of writing this) support removable drives, so I am using a Windows tool to apply my disk image to a USB drive. At the moment: Win32 Disk Imager\\ | ||
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| - | My sequence to build my project is to execute "make" in bash, press "Write" and "Ok" in Win32 Disk Imager, and then launch the emulator. The process takes about 3 seconds, which is good since you do this every time you change the code. -which is often... | + | My sequence to build my project is simply to execute "make" in bash and then launch the emulator. The process takes about 3 seconds, which is good since you do this every time you change the code. -which is often... |
| ===Computer emulator=== | ===Computer emulator=== | ||
| Most emulators will do. I am using VirtualBox because I've used it before. Also, VirualBox can boot from a real disk, which you probably will want.\\ | Most emulators will do. I am using VirtualBox because I've used it before. Also, VirualBox can boot from a real disk, which you probably will want.\\ | ||
| Many kernel developers also use qemu. | Many kernel developers also use qemu. | ||
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