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### Other OS/2 Disks
* [OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk](/disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/debugger/)
* [OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)](/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/debugger/)
* [OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk](/disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/88286/)
* [OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)](/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/87058/)
* [OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)](/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/87357/)
### Microsoft Windows

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---
layout: page
title: OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk
permalink: /disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/debugger/
permalink: /disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/88286/
machines:
- id: ibm5170
type: pc-dbg
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automount:
A:
name: OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk
path: /disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/debugger/OS210-BOOT.json
path: /disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/OS210-88286.json
redirect_from:
- /disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/debugger/
---
OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk
---
This disk contains a version of OS/2 1.0 built on October 12, 1988, which includes the built-in kernel debugger used by
Microsoft and IBM for internal development.
This disk contains a version of OS/2 1.0 built on October 12, 1988, which includes the built-in kernel debugger
used by Microsoft and IBM for internal development.
Note that [IBM OS/2 1.0](/disks/pc/os2/ibm/1.0/) was finalized in October 1987, nearly a year before the timestamps
of these files, indicating that this was a private build of IBM OS/2 1.0. When this disk boots, it displays:
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{% include machine.html id="ibm5170" %}
### Directory of OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk
Aside from the fact that the IBMDOS.COM on this disk is much larger than the 1987 version (thanks to the inclusion of
the kernel debugger), most of the other file sizes are identical. But not all. For example, the 1987 version of
CLOCK01.SYS is 2762 bytes, whereas this version is 2812 bytes. So apparently a few changes were slipped into the 1.0
sources used to build these binaries.
### Directory of OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk
IBMBIO COM 4096 10-12-88 12:32p
IBMDOS COM 299143 10-12-88 10:53a
IBMDOS SYM 62788 10-12-88 10:54a

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### OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk
The [OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk](/disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/debugger/) contains a version of OS/2 1.0 built on
The [OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk](/disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/88286/) contains a version of OS/2 1.0 built on
October 12, 1988, which includes the built-in kernel debugger used by Microsoft and IBM for internal development.
For more details, see the "OS/2 1.0" [blog post](/blog/2014/12/04/).
For more details, see the [OS/2 1.0](/blog/2014/12/04/) blog post.
### OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)
The [OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)](/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/debugger/) contains a prototype version of OS/2
from early 1987 that was designed to test new features of the Intel 80386 processor (eg, paging and V86-mode).
The [OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)](/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/87058/) contains a prototype version of OS/2
from early 1987 that was designed to test two important new features of the Intel 80386 processor: paging and V86-mode.
This prototype was forked from pre-1.0 OS/2 sources, and the only hardware it supported was the Compaq DeskPro 386-16.
It was never released outside of Microsoft and IBM.
### OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)
The [OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)](/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/87357/) contains an updated FOOTBALL prototype,
despite the lower revision number. Click the link for details.
Return to [IBM PC Disk Archive](/disks/pc/#other-os2-disks).

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---
layout: page
title: "OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)"
permalink: /disks/pc/os2/misc/football/87058/
machines:
- id: deskpro386
type: pc-dbg
config: /devices/pc/machine/compaq/deskpro386/ega/2048kb/machine.xml
automount:
A:
name: OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)
path: /disks/pc/os2/misc/football/FOOTBALL-76817.json
---
OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)
---
This disk contains a prototype version of OS/2 from early 1987, code-named **FOOTBALL** (aka **PIGSKIN**).
It predates the release of OS/2 1.0 by some 8 months.
On boot, the following message is displayed on-screen:
CP-DOS version 1.0
Copyright 1986,1987 Microsoft Corp.
PIGSKIN Internal revision 7.68.17, 87/02/26
This prototype was designed to test two important new features of the Intel 80386 processor: paging and V86-mode.
Most of the work on this prototype occurred between December 1, 1986 and February 28, 1987, with the principal goal
of demonstrating multiple DOS applications running in V86-mode to BillG; that demo probably occurred in March 1987.
However, another underlying goal was to demonstrate to IBM that Microsoft was ahead of the curve on 32-bit design
considerations for OS/2. Up to this point, all OS/2 design and development work had been 16-bit, since the
state-of-the-art Intel CPU at the time was the 80286.
The FOOTBALL prototype was forked from pre-1.0 OS/2 sources, and the only hardware it supported was the Compaq DeskPro
386-16. The source code was later sent to IBM, and as of April 1987, they were adapting it to run on the Model 80 PS/2.
It is unlikely that any FOOTBALL prototype was ever released outside of Microsoft and IBM.
Although FOOTBALL contained features not found in OS/2 until version 2.0, there is no direct connection between this
internal Microsoft effort and OS/2 2.0. Some of the 32-bit support and paging work undoubtedly migrated to version 2.0
eventually, but that would have happened much later, since work on OS/2 2.0 did not begin in earnest until October 1987,
after 1.0 was finished.
Booting FOOTBALL
---
When booting on a [Compaq DeskPro 386-16 with 2Mb of RAM](/devices/pc/machine/compaq/deskpro386/ega/2048kb/),
the following information is output to COM2 by the kernel's built-in debugger:
bx=001d, cx=f905, dx=0700, cs=1770, ds=1b10
NoHighMem=0000
BIOS is new EXE file
seg loadseg srcseg seg/sel reladdr psize/vsize delta
1: 1090 1090 0100/0100 00002345 00001345/00001346 00000000
2: 11d0 11d0 0300/0300 000088d3 000058d3/000058e0 00000000
3: 1770 1770 0900/0900 0000c922 00003922/00003922 00000000
4: 1b10 1b10 0d00/0d00 0000ec01 00001c01/000025e0 00000000
devlist=0100:1327, 3xdevlist=0300:0504, buffers=0003, orgfinalseg=083c
dosloadseg=1800, finalseg=0900, mem=640k/1024k, defdrive=0001
Driver='SCREEN$ ' link=0100:0e26,attr=8082,strat=4be6,intr=004e,ds/cs=0100/0300
Driver='KBD$ ' link=0100:0e86,attr=c881,strat=3108,intr=28aa,ds/cs=0100/0300
Driver='PRN ' link=0100:0000,attr=8880,strat=4542,intr=0000,ds/cs=0100/0300
Driver='CLOCK$ ' link=0100:0108,attr=8088,strat=004f,intr=004e,ds/cs=0100/0300
Driver='# devs=4' link=0100:0ea0,attr=2080,strat=0e9e,intr=004e,ds/cs=0100/0300
Driver='LPT1 ' link=0100:0eba,attr=8880,strat=4542,intr=0000,ds/cs=0100/0300
Driver='LPT2 ' link=0100:0ed4,attr=8880,strat=454b,intr=0000,ds/cs=0100/0300
Driver='LPT3 ' link=ffff:ffff,attr=8880,strat=4554,intr=0000,ds/cs=0100/0300
about to transfer to 9c00:$ (new ds/ss=9900) ...done
DOS is new EXE file
seg loadseg srcseg seg/sel reladdr psize/vsize delta
1: 1820 1820 0900/0900 0000fbc9 00006bc9/00006bc9 00000000
2: 1f20 1f20 1000/1000 0001610f 0000610f/00006709 00000000
3: 2560 2560 1700/0108 0001b973 00004973/00004973 00000000
4: 2a00 2a00 1c00/0110 0001f7fe 000037fe/000037fe 00000000
5: 2d80 2d80 2000/0118 00020d1e 00000d1e/00000d38 00000000
6: 2e60 2e60 2100/0120 00021054 00000054/00000054 00000000
7: 2e80 2e80 2200/0128 000242c8 000022c8/000022c8 00000000
8: 3100 3100 2500/0130 000258b4 000008b4/000008b4 00000000
9: 31a0 31a0 2600/0138 000288dc 000028dc/0000dc62 00000000
10: 0000 0000 3400/0140 00000000 00000000/0000900c 00000000
11: 3480 3e00 3e00/0148 00048109 0000a109/0000a109 00009800
12: 3ee0 4900 4900/0150 000529f8 000099f8/000099f8 0000a200
13: 4900 5320 5300/0158 00056ee8 00003ee8/00003ee8 0000a200
DosInit=2200:010a
System Debugger 11/20/86 - Processor is: 386
AX=01000900 BX=00000148 CX=00000150 DX=00000120 SI=00000158 DI=00001436
IP=00000483 SP=0000200A BP=00000000 CR2=00000000 CR3=00000 IOPL=3 F=-- --
CS=0128 SS=0048 DS=0138 ES=1000 FS=0000 GS=0000 -- NV UP DI PL NZ AC PE NC
0128:0483 C3 RET
#
After typing "g" into the kernel debugger, the on-screen boot message is displayed.
Under PCjs, the kernel crashes shortly thereafter. This issue is still under investigation.
A directory listing of this disk is provided [below](#directory-of-os2-football-boot-disk-v76817).
{% include machine.html id="deskpro386" %}
### Directory of OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
IBMBIO COM 50689 2-27-87 3:49p
IBMDOS COM 216962 2-27-87 3:48p
OSO001 MSG 40730 2-27-87 12:24p
ANSICALL EXE 3165 2-27-87 11:34a
BKSCALLS EXE 3611 2-27-87 11:51a
BMSCALLS EXE 2064 2-27-87 11:55a
BVSCALLS EXE 11710 2-27-87 12:02p
DOSCALL1 EXE 7071 2-27-87 12:03p
KBDCALLS EXE 4138 2-27-87 12:04p
MONCALLS EXE 5655 2-27-87 12:09p
MOUCALLS EXE 5177 2-27-87 12:16p
QUECALLS EXE 11508 2-27-87 12:28p
SESMGR EXE 25744 2-27-87 12:41p
SHELL EXE 4096 2-27-87 12:43p
VIOCALLS EXE 9833 2-27-87 12:47p
CMD EXE 47056 11-17-86 1:52p
VT52 SYS 3205 10-27-86 3:57p
IBMDOS SYM 50692 2-27-87 3:48p
COUNTRY SYS 6175 11-03-86 8:32p
MSG EXE 5824 11-03-86 8:36p
NLS EXE 3124 11-03-86 8:37p
SWAPPER EXE 4150 2-25-87 8:04p
EXEHDR EXE 23242 10-17-86 2:24p
COMMAND COM 23724 10-27-86 3:57p
CONFIG SYS 90 2-27-87 4:14p
POINTDD SYS 4240 11-03-86 7:28p
VDISK SYS 4662 11-03-86 7:28p
PGSWP32 EXE 7570 2-02-87 12:20p
LIN EXE 8084 2-12-87 3:00p
MAIN EXE 32482 11-14-86 12:44p
CPGREP EXE 25286 10-21-86 9:08p
31 File(s) 549888 bytes free
Return to [Other OS/2 Disks](/disks/pc/os2/misc/).

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---
layout: page
title: "OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)"
permalink: /disks/pc/os2/misc/football/87357/
machines:
- id: deskpro386
type: pc-dbg
config: /devices/pc/machine/compaq/deskpro386/ega/2048kb/machine.xml
automount:
A:
name: OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)
path: /disks/pc/os2/misc/football/FOOTBALL-44100.json
---
OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)
---
This disk contains an updated version of the [OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)](/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/87058/).
It crashes on an 80286, jumping to invalid code immediately after performing a processor check. On an 80386,
the following boot message is displayed on-screen:
Operating System/2 Version 1.30
(C) Copyright Microsoft Corp. 1981, 1987, 1988.
(C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1981, 1987. All rights reserved.
Internal revision 4.41.00, 12/02/87
The numbering of revisions must have been, um, revised, because despite the lower revision (4.41.00 vs. 7.68.17),
it *is* newer than the 7.68.17 prototype. This is confirmed by the build date (12/02/87), the file dates (12-23-87)
and the higher version number. Version 1.30 was probably anticipated to be the first 80386 release, an honor
that ultimately went to version 2.00.
### Directory of OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
IBMBIO COM 4096 12-23-87 11:48a
IBMDOS COM 316071 12-23-87 4:59p
IBMDOS SYM 59156 12-23-87 4:59p
OSO001 MSG 65992 12-23-87 11:46a
SHELL EXE 12990 12-23-87 5:16p
HARDERR EXE 16752 12-23-87 3:16p
SWAPPER EXE 4148 12-23-87 1:20p
CMD EXE 60736 12-23-87 1:16p
COMMAND COM 25564 12-23-87 1:02p
COUNTRY SYS 14632 12-23-87 4:17p
SINGLEQ SYS 3688 12-23-87 3:47p
MSG DLL 6602 12-23-87 1:17p
NLS DLL 5160 12-23-87 1:20p
SESMGR DLL 24773 12-23-87 4:39p
ANSICALL DLL 3627 12-23-87 2:34p
BKSCALLS DLL 7204 12-23-87 2:38p
BMSCALLS DLL 3090 12-23-87 2:38p
BVSCALLS DLL 30747 12-23-87 2:47p
DOSCALL1 DLL 8813 12-23-87 2:51p
KBDCALLS DLL 6709 12-23-87 2:53p
MONCALLS DLL 6836 12-23-87 2:53p
MOUCALLS DLL 5683 12-23-87 2:54p
QUECALLS DLL 11237 12-23-87 2:59p
VIOCALLS DLL 13933 12-23-87 3:19p
CLOCK01 SYS 2761 12-23-87 1:21p
DISK01 SYS 18792 12-23-87 1:24p
KBD01 SYS 14835 12-23-87 1:31p
PRINT01 SYS 7818 12-23-87 1:38p
SCREEN01 SYS 1572 12-23-87 1:39p
COM01 SYS 8756 12-23-87 1:45p
EGA SYS 2111 12-23-87 1:47p
EXTDSKDD SYS 1877 12-23-87 1:48p
CONFIG SYS 149 12-23-87 4:42p
33 file(s) 776910 bytes
427008 bytes free
Return to [Other OS/2 Disks](/disks/pc/os2/misc/).

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---
layout: page
title: "OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)"
permalink: /disks/pc/os2/misc/football/debugger/
machines:
- id: deskpro386
type: pc-dbg
config: /devices/pc/machine/compaq/deskpro386/ega/2048kb/machine.xml
automount:
A:
name: OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)
path: /disks/pc/os2/misc/football/debugger/FOOTBALL-7.68.17.json
---
OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)
---
This disk contains a prototype version of OS/2 from early 1987 (code-named FOOTBALL) that was designed to test new
features of the Intel 80386 processor (eg, paging and V86-mode). Most of the work on this prototype occurred between
December 1, 1986 and February 28, 1987, with the principal goal of demonstrating multiple DOS applications running
in V86-mode to BillG (the demo probably occurred in March 1987), but also with the underlying goal of demonstrating
to IBM that Microsoft was ahead of the curve on 32-bit design considerations for OS/2.
The FOOTBALL prototype was forked from pre-1.0 OS/2 sources, and the only hardware it supported was the Compaq DeskPro
386-16. The source code was later sent to IBM, and as of April 1987, they were adapting it to run on the Model 80 PS/2.
No versions of FOOTBALL were ever released outside of Microsoft and IBM.
Although FOOTBALL contained features not found in OS/2 until version 2.0, there is no direct connection between this
internal Microsoft effort and OS/2 2.0. Some of the 32-bit support and paging work undoubtedly migrated to version 2.0
eventually, but that would have happened much later, since work on OS/2 2.0 did not begin in earnest until October 1987,
after 1.0 was finished.
A directory listing of this disk is provided [below](#directory-of-os2-football-boot-disk-v76817).
{% include machine.html id="deskpro386" %}
### Directory of OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
IBMBIO COM 50689 2-27-87 3:49p
IBMDOS COM 216962 2-27-87 3:48p
OSO001 MSG 40730 2-27-87 12:24p
ANSICALL EXE 3165 2-27-87 11:34a
BKSCALLS EXE 3611 2-27-87 11:51a
BMSCALLS EXE 2064 2-27-87 11:55a
BVSCALLS EXE 11710 2-27-87 12:02p
DOSCALL1 EXE 7071 2-27-87 12:03p
KBDCALLS EXE 4138 2-27-87 12:04p
MONCALLS EXE 5655 2-27-87 12:09p
MOUCALLS EXE 5177 2-27-87 12:16p
QUECALLS EXE 11508 2-27-87 12:28p
SESMGR EXE 25744 2-27-87 12:41p
SHELL EXE 4096 2-27-87 12:43p
VIOCALLS EXE 9833 2-27-87 12:47p
CMD EXE 47056 11-17-86 1:52p
VT52 SYS 3205 10-27-86 3:57p
IBMDOS SYM 50692 2-27-87 3:48p
COUNTRY SYS 6175 11-03-86 8:32p
MSG EXE 5824 11-03-86 8:36p
NLS EXE 3124 11-03-86 8:37p
SWAPPER EXE 4150 2-25-87 8:04p
EXEHDR EXE 23242 10-17-86 2:24p
COMMAND COM 23724 10-27-86 3:57p
CONFIG SYS 90 2-27-87 4:14p
POINTDD SYS 4240 11-03-86 7:28p
VDISK SYS 4662 11-03-86 7:28p
PGSWP32 EXE 7570 2-02-87 12:20p
LIN EXE 8084 2-12-87 3:00p
MAIN EXE 32482 11-14-86 12:44p
CPGREP EXE 25286 10-21-86 9:08p
31 File(s) 549888 bytes free
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<manifest type="software">
<title>Other OS/2 Disks</title>
<machine href="/disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/debugger/machine.xml"/>
<disk id="disk01" size="1228800" chs="80:2:15" href="/disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/debugger/OS210-BOOT.json">
<disk id="disk01" size="1228800" chs="80:2:15" img="1.0/static/OS210-88286.img" href="/disks/pc/os2/misc/1.0/OS210-88286.json">
<name>OS/2 1.0 Debugger Boot Disk</name>
</disk>
<disk id="disk02" size="1228800" chs="80:2:15" img="football/debugger/static/FOOTBALL-7.68.17.img" href="/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/debugger/FOOTBALL-7.68.17.json" md5="3825dc8053f904c266b1ce98dbf1e981" md5json="7ea3f05e71ae4f3ccc7432f025426140">
<disk id="disk02" size="1228800" chs="80:2:15" img="football/static/FOOTBALL-76817.img" href="/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/FOOTBALL-76817.json" md5="3825dc8053f904c266b1ce98dbf1e981" md5json="7ea3f05e71ae4f3ccc7432f025426140">
<name>OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v7.68.17)</name>
</disk>
<disk id="disk03" size="1228800" chs="80:2:15" img="football/static/FOOTBALL-44100.img" href="/disks/pc/os2/misc/football/FOOTBALL-44100.json" md5="d4dd7e3afc4ea60fc302b93d5b2c4c4b" md5json="6a85048a4c2eccfc911aeda13db5e6f7">
<name>OS/2 FOOTBALL Boot Disk (v4.41.00)</name>
</disk>
</manifest>