The problem with pragma Linux was occuring in running the BIOS itself. I found it out by removing everything, from disk image to plugins. The problem was still occuring when only the BIOS was left. So I looked at conf/freedos why it was working, and I saw a bunch of plugins. Through a simple copy & paste of the extra plugins, Pragma Linux now boots.
So, add these to your conf/pragma file and it should work: plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/cmos.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/dma.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/system.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/vga.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/serial.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/parallel.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/keyboard.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/floppy.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/harddrv.so EL -- -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GCS/M/S d-(++) s-: a-- C++(++++) UL+++>$ !P L++ E--- W++ N+ o? K? w++ !O M !V PS PE Y PGP-(+++) t+(--) 5? X- R* tv+ b+ DI+++ D+ G e+>+++++ h! r-- ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
