Where is a XEOS floppy after its building?

[informer2016]

Happy New Year! The documentation here - http://www.xs-labs.com/en/projects/xeos/documentation/

• says that at the end of "make" process I will get a floppy image that I can boot

I've tried to build your OS and its' toolchain, and here's what I got at the end:

...
[ 4 ]> [ MASTER ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ CORE ]> [ XEOS ]> *** Linking main object file [ x86_64 - PIC ]: x86_64.xeos.pic.obj
[ 1 ]> [ MASTER ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> *** Building package: modules
[ 2 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> *** Building package: foo
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ i386 ]: i386.xeos.obj
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ i386 - PIC ]: i386.xeos.pic.obj
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ x86_64 ]: x86_64.xeos.obj
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ x86_64 - PIC ]: x86_64.xeos.pic.obj
[ 2 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> *** Building package: bar
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ i386 ]: i386.xeos.obj
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ i386 - PIC ]: i386.xeos.pic.obj
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ x86_64 ]: x86_64.xeos.obj
[ 4 ]> [ HEAD ]> [ XEOS ]> [ SOURCE ]> [ MODULES ]> [ FOO ]> *** Linking main object file [ x86_64 - PIC ]: x86_64.xeos.pic.obj
[ 0 ]> [ MASTER ]> [ XEOS ]> *** Linking the kernel file [ i386 ]: xeos.elf
[ 0 ]> [ MASTER ]> [ XEOS ]> *** Linking the kernel file [ x86_64 ]: xeos.elf
username@localhost:~/XEOS$ find . -name "*.img"
username@localhost:~/XEOS$ 

Two xeos.elf ELF files - one is inside ./build/i386/ directory, 395 KB,
and the second ELF inside ./build/x86_64/ directory, 508 KB.
But there is no floppy, can't find it! Please tell, how to obtain this floppy?

[informer2016]

@macmade Any news?

[informer2016]

Good day @macmade ! Are you still interested at your XEOS floppy OS project, or you gave up and abandoned it?

[informer2016]

@macmade any news?

[macmade]

Sorry for the delay... Haven't found the time to reactivate this yet...

Please don't write the same issue on unrelated repositories...
This will only makes me feel like I don't want to spend time to help you.

[informer2016]

@macmade I'm sorry for opening the other issues (this one was opened since the last year without a reply and I wasn't sure how to notify...)

I'm interested at floppy-based OS because it is really easy to add them to the coreboot opensource BIOS build - with one simple command 😉 And then it's possible to boot right from the BIOS chip with a single key press. So, if your floppy-based OS is useful or fun, it will be a perfect addition - and in return I could help you by intensively testing it and sending the bug reports (at the moment I'm also helping to improve MichalOS and there's a great success) Could help to improve XEOS the same way, hopefully you are interested

[macmade]

Finally some good news. Boot floppy generation is back on macOS.

Unfortunately, there's now a panic in the kernel. Will look into it...

[macmade]

Everything back to normal.