Whilst I've previously been able to play a wave file loaded as a multiboot module, and also given up on streaming a wave file over the network, I've decided to find a new approach…
With the new addition of a very primitive IDE driver, I can now pass a tar file full of wave files as a hard disk image to QEMU, and play wave files from 'disk' using my shell. It's all a bit of a hack from start to finish, but still quite cool.
Now some more additions are needed. Like a real file system layer, and a way to implement optional buffering for block io. And a lexer/parser for the shell so I don't need this nasty escaping hack to use names with spaces.
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