gbos.git - gbos - a tiny Unix-flavored OS for the Game Boy Color (kernel, shell, coreutils in C, RAM filesystem)

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*	demo: boot the SL0PBOY-forked BIOS in the README gifHEAD master	user	3 days	1	-3/+5
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	gbdemo resolves a bare --bios to bios/sl0pboy_bios.bin when present (else stock gbc_bios.bin). Generate the fork with the emulator's tools/mk_sl0pboy_bios.py. The gif now opens on the SL0PBOY boot animation - logo drop, colorize, chime - before gbos comes up.
*	demo: boot through the CGB BIOS + double-speed ROM in the README gif	user	3 days	1	-0/+6
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	spawn --bios shows the real power-on show (logo drop + splash) before gbos boots; gbdemo resolves a bare --bios to the emulator's bundled boot ROM by absolute path (the tmux pane cwd is wherever the user is). The screen-synced waitfor absorbs the extra ~4s - only the first prompt timeout got a bump. Regenerated with the double-speed kernel: same demo, boots and scrolls visibly snappier.
*	tools: gbdemo - scripted, screen-synced demo driver (+ the README demo)	user	3 days	1	-0/+309
	Runs a step file: spawns a GB on the gbhub network, records the LCD to a .gbv over the emulator control socket, injects console text (hub ctl, like gbtype) and button events (gbctl) at the right moments, then renders a GIF (gbgif.py). Sync is waitfor/waitgone on the terminal's WRAM shadow (TERM_BUF $D600 + wAssign row map) read via the emulator's debug socket - steps key off real screen output, so boot/DHCP/IRC timing can vary without breaking the choreography. demo/readme.gbd is the README GIF: cold boot -> uname -> ping -> IRC session on 10.0.0.1.