Hello
> Hi. I was going through the mirror list, and saw that there are a few
> mirror sites out there with very outdated content. I'll give it until
> the weekend, then I'll drop these sites if they haven't been updated by
> then. If you're the webmaster for any of these mirror sites, please
At 11:58 AM 03/15/2004, you wrote:
I found that DESCENT runs best for me with DOS32A instead of DOS4GW:
dos32a dcntshr -Verbose -NoNetwork %1 %2 %3
What's dcntshr?
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Hi. I was going through the mirror list, and saw that there are a few
mirror sites out there with very outdated content. I'll give it until
the weekend, then I'll drop these sites if they haven't been updated by
then. If you're the webmaster for any of these mirror sites, please
update your
The only problem is that I only have Windows 2000 & Me. I don't have Linux
installed, so I can't run dosemu.
Or run it in DOSEMU in Linux which gives you
the chance to use Linux drivers even if your hardware has no SoundBlaster and
VGA compatibility for DOS...
...
You can find DOS32A at http://dos32.sourceforge.net/ or a stripped down
download on my homepage at
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/dos32a_part.zip (not
official... I just have it there because you basically nead nothing more
than the dos32a,exe file to use DOS32a...)
...
I think you meant ht
Hi Adam, I think you have an EMM386 problem. 0F 20 xx is "read CRn" which
some EMM386 do not emulate (it is not allowed natively to programs which
are locked into a vm86 environment, and all EMM386 must use vm86 to make
DOS run).
I found that DESCENT runs best for me with DOS32A instead of DOS4GW
At 08:36 PM 03/14/2004, you wrote:
Hi, good point, after upgrading 133 -> 500 MHz it already runs a bit too
fast here, too. Let me know when you found a way :-).
Eric.
Someone had suggested using a program called slowdown, but it just came up
with the error:
SLOWDOWN 3.10, (C) 1993-2002, Bret Joh
At 08:36 PM 03/14/2004, you wrote:
Hi, good point, after upgrading 133 -> 500 MHz it already runs a bit too
fast here, too. Let me know when you found a way :-).
Eric.
Someone had suggested using a program called slowdown, but it just came up
with the error:
SLOWDOWN 3.10, (C) 1993-2002, Bret Joh
> Eric wrote:
> ...[greater than] 115.2 kbps. Do not expect that
> to run with long cables or reliably or something
> Paul responded:
> I use an almost 20 meters long serial cable for my
> modem running at 230 kbps on the RS232C end of the >
wire. Never had any problems with it... I have
> never
Hi!
New version of bootfix prepared. Now it checks both default and current
BPBs and compares boot record with current, not default BPB. Also, under
NT-family, where direct disk access not implemented, bootfix will say error
about boot sector reading error. With help of Michael this edition p
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