Hi Arkady.
I've mirrored this on ibiblio, and removed the old versions as you
requested. I've also updated the news item on FreeDOS.org. Since there
were already 2 updates there already, I kak'd the previous updates
before adding this one.
-jh
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Hi!
With help
On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 08:25:58 -0600, you wrote:
Hi,
>To answer the original question: In the US, it's illegal to download any
>copyrighted material (including abandonware games). In Canada, I
>believe it is okay to download, but not to share. Not sure about other
>countries.
Thanks Jim, you
Hi,
Works under FreeDOS:
1) Lemmings
2) Xenon2
3) ApplePC 2.52 (Apple ][ Emulator)
4) EMU][ (Apple ][ Emulator)
I'll try more in coming weekend (or holiday).
Rgds,
Johnson.
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Practically speaking, of course, I doubt the owners of these old DOS
games will complain much. These days, no one sells DOS games.
Maybe, maybe not. I have just seen the revival of some of these old
games (such as Prince of Persia), for mobile phones. I don't know how
much t
Mmmm well the FreeDOS machines that we put out have a pile of games
installed on them - though none require more than 540k to run...
Will publish a list. All are freeware or shareware games.
Must be about 200 machines now gone out to people.
Thanks. If you have a list of games that you know w
Leendert wrote:
I also have some games running on FreeDOS, but except for the CWSDPMI
thing (for higher resulutions for ZSNES, that supernintendo emulator)
and the "set blaster" rule (for anything that uses non-beep sound) I
didn't have to add anything to it. Thanks again for giving the
explana
Hi!
With help of Michael Devore, on his site placed version 1.4 of BOOTFIX.
This version is now compilable both by Borland C and OpenWatcom. It shows
slightly more information (to ease using logs even without dumps), before
reading BPB added reseting disk (look like this is sometime required
Eric: Thanks for the long list of games that are known to work with
FreeDOS. I'll see if I can make that fit with the "FreeDOS for Gamers"
page.
Could you send me your config.sys and autoexec.bat files? These are
really what I'm after - good examples of config.sys and autoexec.bat
that work
Johnson Lam wrote:
On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:05:54 +0200, you wrote:
Hi George,
So is it legal to download and play all theses games?
Since they're abandoned, I think ... for personal only should be no
problem. Make sure don't re-distribute and involved with money.
But I can't guarantee anything.
Hi, trying to recall which games run in FreeDOS and which do not...
all shareware or freeware:
Descent: yes, but only with DOS32A, not with standard DOS4GW. Did not try
with EMM386 yet (none of the games!), using UMBPCI instead.
Terminal Velocity (comes with S3 Virge graphics cards): Had some t
On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:05:54 +0200, you wrote:
Hi George,
>So is it legal to download and play all theses games?
Since they're abandoned, I think ... for personal only should be no
problem. Make sure don't re-distribute and involved with money.
But I can't guarantee anything.
Rgds,
Johnson.
Johnson Lam wrote:
On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 14:06:01 -0600, you wrote:
Hi Jim,
Does anyone have some examples to send me?
I'll try some old games.
http://abandonware.universal.av7.net/default_dhtml.htm
Rgds,
Johnson.
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On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 14:06:01 -0600, you wrote:
Hi Jim,
>Does anyone have some examples to send me?
I'll try some old games.
http://abandonware.universal.av7.net/default_dhtml.htm
Rgds,
Johnson.
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