Chris Evans wrote: Hi ChrisOn Mon 04 May, Steve (ROOL) wrote:On 04 May, cj <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:In article <505649817cmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, John <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Sounds a good plan, but where did you manage to find a spare copy of UtilityModule 5.14 ? I have 5.13 and haven't managed to find it to download.It's in the 5.14 ROM image!More precisely, UtilityModule is the module name that the RISC OS kernel calls itself - so that module's version _is_ the version of RISC OS that you are running.I thought the part of the OS that is run before the modules were initiated was the kernal. It (what I think is the kernal) seems to occupy in 5.11: FC000000 to FC01E0D0 With the UtilityModule starting at FC01E0D4 or am I missunderstanding things. Also if I understand correctly what JB has posted and told me in the past, there is a BIOS that is run before the RISC OS kernel. Chris Evans The HAL starts the machine, copies rom to ram (for speed), initialises some hardware, and then launches the Kernel. The 'Utility module' is essentially the 'module like' part of the Kernel. As Steve says, the Kernel of the OS reflects as the Utility Module when looking at version strings.. Hope this helps John John Ballance C.Eng MIET - jwb@xxxxxxxxxx -
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