Hi, good point, its good to have drivers for modern hardware!
> f.e. we need driver for sound cards, printers and wlan-cards.
I disagree on the WLAN cards. Even with 32bit operating system,
LAN is way better (fast, stable) than WLAN, just get a cable ;-).
> At Dr-DOS-forum (http://www.drdosproj
Hi,
I know that many people are using DOS in an emulator/virtualizer. But
remember many more are using it on old computers or even on new one!
So we still need driver for DOS!
f.e. we need driver for sound cards, printers and wlan-cards.
At Dr-DOS-forum (http://www.drdosprojects.de/forum/drp_for
> Hi,
>
Hi Flo! :-)
> I have XOSL 1.x installed, to switch between FreeDOS, Dr-DOS and
> WinXP. Now I found XOSL2... http://sourceforge.net/projects/xosl2
> Has everyone tried it? I will ;-)
>
Although I used to work with XOSL v.1 for years, v.2 (beta) never worked at
my system. :-(
Anyway, I'
Hi Wesley,
> how does djgpp turn a Un*x binary into a DOS executable?
> There's a 32-bit DOS stub that gets attached...
That is not the only difference. DJGPP also links with
a DOS specific C library, because for example the kernel
calls needed to open a file differ from those used on
a Linux sy
On Tuesday 20 March 2007 01:32, me wrote:
> Could you give me a little more detail please.
> I want to cross compile a program in linux to run on freedos.
> I have slackwareware 11 installed dual boot with freedos.
> Can I get gcc 3.4.6 to compile a binary to run on freedos?
> If so could you you
