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A comment on Timo Noko's NokoLisp: Bare-Metal Lisp on the HP Omnigo 700LX. Parent comment

Re:Timo Noko's NokoLisp: Bare-Metal Lisp on the HP Omnigo 700LX by alexshendi on Monday April 29, 2024 @01:12PM (#40201152)
Maybe you'd be interested in this:

https://github.com/timonoko/Nokolisp_On_Nokia_phone

But I can't figure out how to install it, while I know how to build nokolisp with MASM. Thus the MSDOS based Nokolisp is more useful, at least for me.

BTW the cited HN posting contains at least one factual error: The Nokia Communicator 9110 was based on an 486SX SOC, not an 80186.

But to each his own.

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Re:Timo Noko's NokoLisp: Bare-Metal Lisp on the HP Omnigo 700LX by timonoko on Tuesday April 30, 2024 @01:53AM (#40207639)
It looks like nokia.exe is somekind of special version of noko.exe.

For example it refers to B:/NOKIA/COMMAND.COM instead of MSDOS-standard C:/COMMAND.COM.

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Re:Timo Noko's NokoLisp: Bare-Metal Lisp on the HP Omnigo 700LX by lproven on Tuesday April 30, 2024 @05:57PM (#40216904)
Oh my word! Is this your project, then?
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Re:Timo Noko's NokoLisp: Bare-Metal Lisp on the HP Omnigo 700LX by timonoko on Wednesday May 01, 2024 @12:27AM (#40219504)
Not much of a project...

I think nokia.exe is just made by modifying it while running it and freezing the situation with (make-exe). Not a good practice, imho.

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