Konilo / x86 Native

Since its inception, there have been many RetroForth systems, many of which have maintained some ability to run directly as an operating system. The most recent of these is Konilo, a fresh rewrite/rethinkig of the system, running on a portable virtual machine named ilo.

This is Konilo running directly on an emulated x86.

Notes:

This runs with no underlying operating system
Requires 2MB of RAM for standard system, or 4MB for mult/ilo
The ilo binary is multiboot compliant, booting with GRUB
This requires a hard disk for the blocks
It will use the entire hard disk
Please be careful if attempting to run this on your hardware!
The initial startup is not fast; on this emulated system it may take a minute or longer before being ready to use. If using the mult/ilo vm; the initial switch between sessions (or restarts of a session) will take a similar amount of time.

Konilo (on mult/ilo) is the standard system on an extended ilo system. With this you can use F1-F5 to switch between Konilo sessions. It will load the startup blocks from the hard drive.
Konilo (on ilo) is the standard system. It will load the startup blocks from the hard drive.
Konilo (on ilo, with graphics) is the standard system. It will load the startup blocks from the hard drive. This will run a 320x200 display with an 4x8 font.
Konilo (minimal) is the standard system. It will NOT load the startup blocks from the hard drive. (startup will be much faster, but none of the common extensions or programs will be loaded)
Install or Update Blocks lets you do as the title says. IF YOU RUN THIS ON ACTUAL HARDWARE, IT WILL ERASE THE FIRST 128 BLOCKS (768K) ON YOUR DISK. USE ONLY ON A DRIVE YOU CAN DEDICATE TO KONILO.