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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
Return to [Other OS/2 Disks](/disks/pc/os2/misc/).