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21-Окт-2004 15:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aleksander Boroё) wrote to
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AB> I try to make FreeDOS boot form Novell NetWare 4.11 server.
Do you mean, that you try to use netcard with bootable ROM?
AB> I think that FreeDOS freezes
AB> because of hard disk detection (from
Hi everyone!
This has now been mirrored on ibiblio, and I've updated the web page on
FreeDOS.org about it.
Most of our mirrors will automatically update themselves with the
Beta9sr1 release in the next few days, so I'll update the "Download"
page again later this week to provide a list of mirro
Hi!
1-Дек-2004 00:07 Arkady V.Belousov wrote to
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kn>> possible to "fix" the Borland bug in DOS.
AVB> No, this is _not_ possible to fix
...in DOS.
AVB> - only solution is to slowdown
AVB> computer. Also, may be help if you in some way trap division by zero
AVB>
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30-Ноя-2004 19:51 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote to
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kn> Thanks again. "Obviously" :-) I intend
>> *boot the other partition, and let it become C:
kn> On this machine, that isn't even on the first hard disk.
kn> My boot loader will swap them
(Hi, Eric: I
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30-Ноя-2004 19:59 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote to
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kn> Thanks for the information. However, MS-DOS 4.10. (no GUI)
kn> fixes this. Apparently, so does DR DOS/OpenDOS. So, it is
kn> possible to "fix" the Borland bug in DOS.
No, this is _not_ possibl
Hi:
Thanks for the information. However, MS-DOS 4.10. (no GUI)
fixes this. Apparently, so does DR DOS/OpenDOS. So, it is
possible to "fix" the Borland bug in DOS. I didn't even install the
Windows GUI for this test, just a few basic MS-DOS files from
Windows 98SE.
Bernd Blaauw suggested a
Hi Bernd:
Thanks again. "Obviously" :-) I intend
> *boot the other partition, and let it become C:
On this machine, that isn't even on the first hard disk.
My boot loader will swap them and make the specific
partition active. However, when I boot from CD, the
MBR boot loader is bypassed. The
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30-Ноя-2004 19:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote to
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kn> I've been bitten by an apparent bug in Turbo Pascal running on
kn> newer computers. Here is the only FreeDOS reference I can
kn> This apparently also fails on MS-DOS 6.22 but DOES NOT fail on the
kn> versi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
My problem is that these ARE NOT dual boot machines. I
routinely boot many different OS's, including different versions
of DOS. I really want FreeDOS confined ONLY to it's partition.
I'll use another bootloader to chain to that partition and hide
other partitions if nec
Hi Bernd:
Oh, it's possible. I could manually extract the files I want from the
bootable CD and do the COPY and SYS commands. I just want an
easier way to get the \fdos\bin tree. Unless the FreeDOS "SYS"
command is broken and always accesses C:? That would be
ugly...I suppose I'd have to manua
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
Does anyone know what this bug is and whether it could be fixed in
FreeDOS? The program I'm running is the only reason I'm still
using DOS! :-) I'm going to try the Beta9 FreeDOS, but the
older version of FreeDOS would not run this program.
Thanks very much for any hel
Hello, again:
I forgot to mention that apparently DR. DOS/OpenDOS have also
"fixed" this problem.
I will test with those as well, but I'd rather use FreeDOS.
Mark
> Hello, all:
>
> I've been bitten by an apparent bug in Turbo Pascal running on
> newer computers. Here is the only FreeDOS refe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
I'd like to install FreeDOS manually, copying the files to
D:\fdos\bin and doing a "SYS D:" to get around this problem. How can
I easily get the \fdos\bin directory created without also writing a
bootsector to C:?
That is not possible, because we want to guarantee that
Hello, all:
I've been bitten by an apparent bug in Turbo Pascal running on
newer computers. Here is the only FreeDOS reference I can
find:
http://fd-doc.sourceforge.net/faq/cgi-bin/viewfaq.cgi?faq=Using_FreeDOS/303
This apparently also fails on MS-DOS 6.22 but DOES NOT fail on the
version of MS-
Good day, all:
The FreeDOS beta 9 installer insists on writing a boot loader to
the C: drive. The readme file at
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/beta9/readme.txt
says
Next, you will get the question if the bootsector code should be written.
-In case 1, an
The problem is solved.
I decompressed the pas2pic zip file the default way, without making
directories for units and examples.
The compiler looks in these static directories for the needed stuff.
Error output was not very precise, so I assumed that this is an
upper/lower cast problem. It`s al
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