the ISO file running in VirtualBox
to actually run the basic example
it boots, but shows only "Waiting for debugger connection..." in green.
building the example and running it in VirtualBox
Cosmos User Kit CosmosUserKit-20190508-vs2019.exe
Debugger support only works with Bochs and VMWare currently. To use Virtual Box you will need to disable the debugging by setting <EnableDebug>false</EnableDebug>
And where do I do that?
@charlesbetros
Project properties for your Cosmos Kernel. Uncheck 'Enable Remote Debugging'

But Project properties doesn't show Cosmos or Cosmos (new)
@charlesbetros Project properties doesn't show Cosmos or Cosmos (new)
i have the same problem
Is the Cosmos Project System and Cosmos Debug Engine installed? You can check by looking at installed extensions.
@quajak for me, yes, but sidenote: when clicking on Cosmos Project System extension it gives a warning that it can't update automatically. I don't know how important that is as I downloaded Cosmos like 2 weeks ago. And at updates it says every extension is up to date.
Anyone? Please help me with this
If you create a new Cosmos project do the properties show?
nope
Can you try the new user kit?
I CAN try it, I did, but it still doesn't show Cosmos or Cosmos (new)
on https://github.com/CosmosOS/Cosmos/wiki/FAQ#what-version-of-visual-studio-can-i-use-to-develop-cosmos it doesn't say 2017, but that shouldn't be THAT different from 2015, 2018 or 2019 right?
Only VS 2019 is supported because there are breaking changes compared to VS 2017. So you can only use VS2017 with Userkit https://github.com/CosmosOS/Cosmos/releases/tag/Userkit_20181010 or older.
The FAQ was out of date and has been updated.
k ty, now it's working.
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Project properties for your Cosmos Kernel. Uncheck 'Enable Remote Debugging'