Hello,
I'm having trouble getting dosemu to be able to access the dos partition
on my hard drive. The dos partition is on a second drive which is a
SCSI drive; the first drive is an IDE drive. The dos partition is
mounted under Linux as /dos:
leisure:~> df
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
/dev/hda1 24754 20548 2928 88% /
/dev/sda1 180028 179084 944 99% /dos
/dev/sda2 45664 31709 11344 74% /sdrv
/dev/sda3 354553 235137 99141 70% /usr
I can access it from Linux with no problem:
leisure:~> ls /dos
a.sav brief doc msdos.sys sam.bat tlc
aspi4dos.sys c.sav dos q.bat state.rst tmp
autoexec.000 command.com dv.bat qd.bat tax95
tms.bat
autoexec.bat config.sav games qemm tax96 tools
autoexec.old config.sys io.sys quicken5 test.bat tvga
autoexec.sav config.zip mouse rr2.bat tg
wina20.386
backup dblspace.bin mr.bat sam tgx.bat
windows
I am running dosemu_0.66.3 installed from a debian binary package. It is
configured to boot from a hdimage file which resides somewhere in /dev/sda3.
I have most of the dosemu debug messages configured to 'on'. When I bring
up dosemu, it seems to be running properly:
Linux DOS emulator 0.66.3.0 $Date: 97/04/20 $
Last configured at Mon May 5 21:00:28 EST 1997 on linux
This is work in progress.
Please test against a recent version before reporting bugs and problems.
Bugs, Patches & New Code to linux-msdos@vger.rutgers.edu
DOS-C IPL v3.31
IPL Booting kernel.exe from drive C:
Booting DOS-C ..
EXE loader loading: kernel.exe............
Starting kernel ...
Preliminary buffer allocated at 0x0f75:0x9cac
Preliminary f_node allocated at 0x0f75:0xa8f4
Preliminary FCB table allocated at 0x0f75:0xad04
Preliminary sft table allocated at 0x0f75:0xb07a
Preliminary allocation completed: top at 0x0f75:0xb3f0
Buffer allocated at 0x0f75:0x9cac
f_node allocated at 0x0f75:0xa8f4
FCB table allocated at 0x0f75:0xad04
sft table allocated at 0x0f75:0xb07a
Stacks allocated at 0f75:b3f0
Allocation completed: top at 0x0f75:0xb7f0
Loading device driver c:\emufs.sys at segment 1af4
[Host File System] drive D: is directory /dos/
KERNEL: Boot drive = 3
DOS-C compatibility 3.31
(C) Copyright 1995, 1996
Pasquale J. Villani
All Rights Reserved
DOS-C version 0.92 [FreeDOS Release] (Build 37).
DOS-C is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version.
For technical information and description of the DOS-C operating system
consult "The FreeDOS Kernel" by Pat Villani, published by Miller
Freeman Publishing, Lawrence KS, USA (ISBN 0-87930-436-7).
Process 0 starting: command.com
"Welcome to dosemu 0.66!"
C:\>
C:\> dir
Volume in drive C is DOSEMU
Directory of C:\
IPL SYS 54944 3-30-97 11:16a
KERNEL EXE 100592 3-30-97 11:17a
COMMAND COM 38192 3-30-97 11:17a
AUTOEXEC BAT 43 3-15-97 8:15a
BOOTOFF COM 12 5-05-97 9:01p
BOOTON COM 12 5-05-97 9:01p
CDROM SYS 840 5-05-97 9:01p
CHDIR EXE 10692 11-05-95 4:46a
COMPILE BAT 636 7-03-96 7:30a
DOSDBG COM 9054 11-05-95 4:46a
DUMPCONF EXE 842 11-05-95 4:46a
EJECT COM 16 5-05-97 9:01p
EMS SYS 404 5-05-97 9:01p
EMUFS SYS 660 5-05-97 9:01p
EMUMOUSE COM 9176 11-05-95 4:46a
EMUMOUSE EXE 8821 11-05-95 4:46a
EXITEMU COM 16 5-05-97 9:01p
FOSSIL COM 268 5-05-97 9:01p
GETCWD EXE 4158 11-05-95 4:46a
ISEMU COM 5778 11-05-95 4:46a
LREDIR COM 8050 11-05-95 4:46a
MGARROT COM 354 11-05-95 4:46a
SYSTEM EXE 4662 11-05-95 4:46a
UNIX COM 8898 11-05-95 4:46a
VGAOFF COM 8 5-05-97 9:01p
VGAON COM 32 5-05-97 9:01p
CONFIG SYS 215 5-18-97 1:33a
FORMAT COM 18342 5-18-97 1:15a
SYS EXE 12160 5-18-97 1:16a
BOOT BIN 512 5-18-97 1:20a
30 file(s) 298389 bytes
827392 bytes free
My config.sys and autoexec.bat files are set up as follows:
C:\> type config.sys
rem this sets up the redirector to look at the Linux root directory.
rem this is probably not a good idea once you have dosemu installed
rem device=c:\emufs.sys /
device=c:\emufs.sys /dos
rem device=c:\ems.sys
C:\> type autoexec.bat
@echo off
echo "Welcome to dosemu 0.66!"
They are the same in the hdimage and on the /dos partition.
Now, when I try to access the /dos partition as drive d:, I get:
C:\> d:
D:\> dir
Volume in drive D has no label
Directory of D:\
File not found
D:\>
If I try to write a file out to the d: drive I get:
C:\> copy emumouse.com d:
C:\> dir d:
Volume in drive D is tion".
Directory of D:\
peed out 544175136 3-01-29 1:50p
1 file(s) 544175136 bytes
8341504 bytes free
C:\>
Actually, I get random results when I do this multiple times. Most of
the time I end up with a different file from the c: drive than the one
that I copied, and some files with unintelligable filenames. Judging
from the filename in the example above, this result must be somewhat
planned-for and I'm not necessarily in a unique situation.
Can anyone help out there? I fell like I'm close but I've got a
disgruntled wife and a couple of kids about to rebel because they can't
run their favorite dos stuff. :-)
Thanks in advance.
--ken
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