http://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspxsingularity Release Rss Descriptionhttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - I just stumbled upon this release of Singularity. Thus far, I have liked what I have seen. The things that I like about this project is that it is well documented and offers a chance for new advances in Operating System design.eight190Mon, 19 Jan 2009 21:48:16 GMTReviewed: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Jan 19, 2009) 20090119094816Phttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - I just stumbled upon this release of Singularity. Thus far, I have liked what I have seen. The things that I like about this project is that it is well documented and offers a chance for new advances in Operating System Design.eight190Mon, 19 Jan 2009 21:43:13 GMTReviewed: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Jan 19, 2009) 20090119094313Phttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC (a .vmc file is included) or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeTue, 18 Nov 2008 10:09:53 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118100953Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC (a .vmc file is included) or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>Tue, 18 Nov 2008 10:09:50 GMTReleased: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118100950Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeTue, 18 Nov 2008 03:15:15 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118031515Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>Tue, 18 Nov 2008 03:15:13 GMTReleased: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118031513Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeTue, 18 Nov 2008 03:14:06 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118031406Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeTue, 18 Nov 2008 03:13:24 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118031324Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeTue, 18 Nov 2008 03:11:21 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118031121Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.zip</b>: A ZIP archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications. To minimize download time, this archive does not include debug symbols for build tools; if you want these, you can use the Download link for Change Set 17067 on the Source Code tab.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>Tue, 18 Nov 2008 03:11:19 GMTReleased: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081118031119Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeSun, 16 Nov 2008 04:44:01 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081116044401Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces. A Virtual PC 2007 .vmc file has been added to the ISO archive.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>Sun, 16 Nov 2008 04:43:59 GMTReleased: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081116044359Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeSun, 16 Nov 2008 04:41:18 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081116044118Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>Sun, 16 Nov 2008 04:41:17 GMTReleased: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081116044117Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeSat, 15 Nov 2008 03:46:10 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081115034610Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March, based on Change Set 17067. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>Sat, 15 Nov 2008 03:46:10 GMTReleased: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (17067) (Nov 14, 2008) 20081115034610Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li> </ul> <br>There are two downloads:<br> <br><ul> <li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 CD image.World.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing a bootable ISO for a complete compiled build of Singularity for the 32-bit x86 platform. This can be mounted in Virtual PC or burned to a disc and used to boot a real PC.</li><li><b>Singularity RDK 2.0 Source.exe</b>: A self-extracting archive containing the complete source tree for Singularity, allowing you to build your own binaries, create your own applications and drivers, and make your own custom kernel modifications.</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> <br><h2> Future development plans </h2> <br>Beginning with RDK 2.0, we're moving to a model of incremental releases where the codebase will grow and improve more gradually over time.<br> <br>We're also looking to increase community participation in the RDK 2 - so if you're using the RDK for something cool, let us know on the Discussions tab, and submit Patches on the Source Code tab. Patches will be integrated into the codebase, so that other RDK users can take advantage of your work. <b>We will grant Developer permissions</b> to frequent contributors to help streamline their contributions and let the users drive the future of the RDK.<br> </div>dcoetzeeSat, 15 Nov 2008 03:44:36 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (Nov 14, 2008) 20081115034436Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li><li>An ISO image ready to boot on Virtual PC or to burn to a CD to boot a real machine with Singularity</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> </div>dcoetzeeSat, 15 Nov 2008 02:26:10 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (Nov 14, 2008) 20081115022610Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li><li>An ISO image ready to boot on Virtual PC or to burn to a CD to boot a real machine with Singularity</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> </div>Sat, 15 Nov 2008 02:26:10 GMTReleased: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (Nov 14, 2008) 20081115022610Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19428<div> This is the initial 2.0 release of the Singularity Research Development Kit (RDK), including many major updates to the platform since its initial release in March. The 2.0 release of the Singularity RDK is based on the original release and features an extensive list of bug fixes and new features. Some of most notable are:<br> <br><ul> <li>Support for AMD64 64-bit platforms</li><li>Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler</li><li>A new, more modern and extensible bootloader</li><li>Several new applications and application documentation</li><li>Eventing support</li><li>More extensive ACPI support</li><li>A unit testing library</li><li>A ramdisk device</li><li>An SMB client service</li><li>Can now check out the most recent version of the Singularity RDK directly from CodePlex source control</li><li>An ISO image ready to boot on Virtual PC or to burn to a CD to boot a real machine with Singularity</li> </ul> <br><b>Update:</b> The initial multipart zip has been replaced by a self-extracting 7-Zip archive, and there is no longer any issue with building in a path containing spaces.<br> </div>dcoetzeeSat, 15 Nov 2008 01:52:17 GMTUpdated Release: Singularity RDK 2.0 Initial Release (Nov 14, 2008) 20081115015217A