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	KallistiOS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		KallistiOS (KOS) is a free, BSD licensed development library for the Sega Dreamcast game console created by a team of free software developers over the internet.
		Regardless of the fact that KallistiOS is no longer an OS at all, it was decided that the name would not be changed.
		Although similar in name, the developers of KallistiOS claim no relationship to the warez group Kalisto, who became notorious for being the first group to release warez in a self-bootable format for the Dreamcast, eliminating the need for a bootdisk.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/KallistiOS (271 words)

	KallistiOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The top three games (pictured above) were developed using open source development systems such as KallistiOS.
		KallistiOS ('''KOS''') is a free, BSD licensed development system for the Sega Dreamcast game console created by a team of free software developers over the internet.
		Although similar in name, the developers of KallistiOS claim no relationship to the warez group Kalisto who pioneered piracy of the Dreamcast by being the first group to discover how to rip Dreamcast GD-ROM games to recordable CD-Rs without the need for a bootdisk.
	kallistios.iqnaut.net (160 words)

	Dan Potter - Indie Dreams Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		Both were toolkits designed to assist hobbyists and independent developers to work with the Sega Dreamcast console, but KallistiOS is now the preferred and active project, and is developed by a group of developers on the SourceForge Free Software development site.
		DC Tonic has been well received and has even been reportedly mistaken for an actual commercial demo, though the developers were rushed for time in its production, and the tools used were not at a very high level of quality at the time.
		Shortly thereafter, he announced that Cryptic Allusion's next commercial Dreamcast game would be an expansion of the demo game that was included on the DC Tonic demo CD, Tryptonite.
	indiedreams.wikia.com /wiki/Dan_Potter (409 words)

	Cryptic Allusion
		In 2000, Cryptic Allusion started the Cryptic Allusion DCDev Project, whose initial fruits of labor were libdream and KallistiOS.
		Both were toolkits designed to assist hobbyists and independent developers to work with the Dreamcast(tm) console, but KallistiOS is now the preferred and active project, and is developed by a group of developers on the SourceForge Free Software development site.
		Cryptic Allusion's contributor group tends to fluctuate over time (and is sparsely located, geographically), but what we all have in common is an obsession for gaming, and for the creation of games.
	www.cagames.com /about.php (481 words)

	Cryptic Allusion
		But with DC Tonic we announced to the scene and to the world in general that we were here to play.
		DC Tonic is a compilation CD of various games, demos, and game demos produced using the KallistiOS toolkit.
		It was a collaboration between Cryptic Allusion, Moving Target Software Design, GankSoft Entertainment, and AndrewK of Napalm to produce an attractive Dreamcast(tm) CD to hand out to the attendees of the 2001 Electronic Entertainment Expo(tm).
	www.cagames.com /dctonic.php (466 words)

	Sega Dreamcast
		The Availability of Windows CE software development kits on the internet, as well as ports of Linux and NetBSD operating systems to the Dreamcast gave programmers a selection of familiar development tools to work with, even though they do not really support the high speed graphics.
		A home brew minimal Operating System called Kallistios (http://sourceforge.net/projects/cadcdev/) offers support for most hardware, while not offering multi-tasking, which is superfluous for games.
		Sega build a Arcade board based on the same technic as the Dreamcast called Sega NAOMI.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/dr/Dreamcast.html (347 words)

	ComputerBase - Lexikon: KallistiOS
		KallistiOS (KOS) ist ein freies, auf der BSD-Lizenz basierendes Entwicklungssystem für die Sega-Dreamcast-Spielkonsole und wurde von einem Team freier Software-Entwickler über das Internet entwickelt.
		Auch wenn die Namen ähnlich sind, haben die Entwickler von KallistiOS nicht mit der Warez-Gruppe Kalisto zu tun.
		Kalisto war die erste Gruppe, die es geschafft hat, die GD-ROMs der Dreamcast auf CD-Rs zu brennen und ohne Bootdisk in der Dreamcast abzuspielen.
	www.computerbase.de /lexikon/KallistiOS (193 words)

	www.hangar-eleven.de - your premier resource for console development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Some Information of use for those who are using my sndoggvorbis library of KallistiOS for their projects.
		Allocated memory for used data-structures were not freed when closing a file which resulted in a "out of memory error" after playing too much.
		I changed the Makefile architecture to something similar to the Makefiles of KallistiOS (which is property of Dan Potter) which are better to maintain and use.
	www.gungans.de /h11/en/index-02-2002.html (453 words)

	Dreamcast Port - DirectFBWiki
		This port would would use KallistiOS, which seems to be a free and mature embedded operating system for the Dreamcast.
		And freetype for KallistiOS seems to be available here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=23791
		Here is a great step-by-step guide on how to build the toolchain ans KallistiOS: http://cadcdev.sourceforge.net/softprj/kos/setup.php
	www.directfb.org /wiki/index.php/Dreamcast_Port (202 words)

	DCEmu Forums:: The Homebrew & Gaming Network :: PSP Dreamcast Nintendo DS Wii GP2X Xbox 360 GBA Gamecube PS2 Forums - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		When KallistiOS copies a PNG (or PCX) over to main memory, it needs to first convert it to a format the Dreamcast's video hardware can deal with.
		The PNG loader also doesn't realise that the file is already in memory.
		If you're using a new-ish version of KallistiOS, you can also use romdisks instead of the ramdisk.
	www.dcemu.co.uk /vbulletin/showpost.php?p=17279&postcount=5 (438 words)

	Feet of Fury (Cryptic Allusion Games)
		And that's why we've spent almost two years building on tools and developing what we hope you will agree is a step in the right direction for beat games.
		Developed using the KallistiOS free console development toolkit, Feet of Fury is designed to bless your Dreamcast(tm) with as much fun as it's had since Sega(tm) decided it wasn't cool enough for them after all.
		With spiffy 2D graphics, just a touch of 3D, music playback based on the free OggVorbis Codec, and the capability to use both a standard controller and DDR-based dance mats, we've got you covered.
	www.feetoffury.com /general.php (468 words)

	BOOB! - Developer Tools & Source
		Info: KallistiOS is a real-time pseudo-microkernel operating system for the DC, licensed under the terms of a BSD-style license.
		Info: DC Land is a function library built on the fantastic KallistiOS by Dan Potter.
		It has, for the most part, been replaced by KallistiOS.
	dreamcast.info /devtools.html (2488 words)

	sefer
		So I’ve got GCC 3.4.3, binutils-2.15, newlib-1.13.0, and the latest version of KallistiOS.
		Everything went through seemingly w/o a hitch, until I tried to test the cel-shading demo.
		KallistiOS ##version##: Tue Apr 19 22:44:40 PDT 2005 greay@heosphoros.local:/Users/greay/cross/kos/kos
	greay.phpwebhosting.com /item/31 (295 words)

	New Dreamcast releases - Your opinions - AtariAge Forums
		- They are developed in the KallistiOS environment, which means that we do not have to pay Sega licensing fees and gives the same functionality as the actual development system, if not more because people are still developing for it.
		KallistiOS actually has had some major work put into the online aspects of it, and I have been assured that online homebrew games could work.
		The problem is that testing and implementation would take a long, long time and that the features would probably not be used too much.
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=66736 (5933 words)

	www.hangar-eleven.de - your premier resource for console development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Now that we have the GCC and KOS compiled it's time to get aquainted with KallistiOS and how to use it.
		For this purpose I have written a small, useless example program that displays a textscreen with KallistiOS BiosFont Routines on your TV screen.
		It was my first trial whatsoever doing something with the DC) You may download the sourcecode and the Makefile here.
	www.gungans.de /h11/en/devdc-1st.html (162 words)

	GameStats:
		This Texas-based developer is a leader in the homebrew tool development community, and in addition to spearheading development tool design through SourceForge and other outlet, Crypitc Allusion has developed several Dreamcast titles on the KallistiOS hobbyist tool kit.
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	www.gamestats.com /objects/640/640859.html (88 words)

	www.hangar-eleven.de - your premier resource for console development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Everyone who has intentions to code for the DC should have some knowledge in C. But still...
		Here we are including the basic KallistiOS header file which give us all needed functions and variables.
		Shuts down the whole KallistiOS and returns control to SerialSlave or DCLoad.
	www.gungans.de /h11/en/devdc-1st-writing.html (607 words)

	Dreamcast Visual Studio Wizard - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		I'm trying to get into a little console development and so I decided to buy a Sega Dreamcast because people say it's good to start with because there's loads of information and a pretty decent API (KallistiOS) available.
		I had to find out that it's actually not so easy to use the Microsoft Visual Studio.NET as the development environment, which I find, kind of sucks, because you pay a lot of money for a very good piece of software and then can't use it for anything else than Win32 development.
		If you already have a up-and-running Cygwin installation, that compiles the KallistiOS examples with a simple call to make, you can skip step 1) and 2).
	www.gamedev.net /community/Forums/topic.asp?topic_id=336686&whichpage=1� (365 words)

	[SDL] Re: Xbox and PS2 ports? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Some were working on an Open XDK but as far as I know it's not very mature.
		If you're interested in gaming consoles, besides SDL for PS2 linux there's also a working port of SDL for Sega Dreamcast which works with an open-source development library called KallistiOS.
		You can get more info on KOS and download it from http://cadcdev.sourceforge.net if you're interested.
	www.libsdl.org /pipermail/sdl/2003-October/057422.html (219 words)

	SDL control Woes - Page 2 - DCEmu Forums:: The Homebrew & Gaming Network :: PSP Dreamcast Nintendo DS Wii GP2X Xbox 360 ...
		I'm just teaching myself some assembly (I'm already very proficient with C/C++) and then I'll be seeing what I can manage.
		Any suggestions for a newbie like me? I've already looked over most of the andquot;DC Development Linksandquot; in the sticky at the top of this thread, but I didn't find too much of use besides how to set up Dev C++/Cygwin properly and some vague references to KOS (KallistiOS, correct?).
		I'm gonna check out KallistiOS on SourceForge right now, but any other tips would be greatly appreciated.
	www.dcemu.co.uk /vbulletin/showthread.php?p=16204 (338 words)

	Axlen.com
		You can use the analog stick, D-pad, and L/R triggers to move, zoom, and rotate the objects.
		It's all done with Kallistios of course with the new GL stuff.
		My first work is going to be a 3d version sometthing on the order of Taito's (oops, I said Atari before) Space Invaders.
	www.geocities.com /pboese@sbcglobal.net (1187 words)

	KOS, quelques questions. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		KallistiOS is a pseudo-real-time pseudo-microkernel operating system for
		Like most embedded kernels, KallistiOS has two major modes of operation.
		In the first mode, it can be linked directly into a program.
	forum.aceboard.net /4752-519-4190-0-.htm (5050 words)

	I.M.R. Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		All the source code of these examples are available for download at the KallistiOS and/or the SDL website(s).
		I have put up the compiled bins for example purposes only.
		If you wish to compile the examples yourself, proceed to either the KallistiOS or SDL website.
	www.angelfire.com /clone2/4dcdevr2k2/examples.htm (423 words)

	Home Page
		Kernel80 is the kernel in a new Unix-based OS for the Gameboy called "Planet80," for the Gameboy's Zilog Z80-like processor.
		It aims to provide services like the ones found in Dan Potter's KallistiOS for Dreamcast.
		We need some volunteers who know Z80 assembler, as well as the Gameboy architecture, to help us code this, so if you feel you are up to the job, head over to the submission form and let us know!
	kernel80.iwarp.com (94 words)

	[No title]
		You can grab the Zip file or the tar.gz file.
		I have finally taken the time to make a home page for KallistiOS after all these years.
		On that page you'll find basic info about what KOS is, how to obtain it, and how to join the mailing lists.
	cadcdev.sourceforge.net (785 words)

	Here's A Thought.. - Xbox-Scene Online Web Community
		Right now, people simply have the idea that since we have the leaked one, and it's damn good right now, that we need not make a legal devkit that won't work as well for, oh, a couple months (if there's real development, it'll happen sooner...
		look at the DC scene; Kallistios and its predicessor surpassed the commercial devkits in a matter of months).
		If sites refused to host news, sources, or binaries that involved releases with the leaked XDK, THEN there might be development; as we stand, however, it's in a form of statis.
	forums.xbox-scene.com /index.php?showtopic=54683 (1928 words)

	AndrewK / Napalm : dreamcast
		libjpeg-6b for KallistiOS 1.0.0, with test program (libjpeg is now included with KallistiOS 1.1.x)
		An example of using textures to do 2-d with KOS 1.1.x.
		Download the burritro v2 source (requires libjpeg-6b and kallistios 1.0.0)
	adk.napalm-x.com /dc (709 words)

	IMR Technology @ www.ezboard.com
		All requests and suggestions for games,ports, and emulators goes here.
		Various tutorials for DC Programming and accessories are here, including, but not limited to MinGW, and KallistiOS Tutorials.
		Please put any information you have about the games, or any glitches you have run across.
	p211.ezboard.com /bimrtechnology (281 words)

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