On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Russell Button wrote:
RB >Jim Hall wrote:
RB >> I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
RB >> it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
RB >> should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
RB >> solves
Hi Bernd,
> [...] HTTP/FTP downloads through packet driver (Wget),
What version do you use? does it work ok?
On the net I found
wget182b-1.zip
wput031.zip
I was in need tof developing them!!!
What would I use for sending emails (with attachement file)
Thanks,
Alain
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Eric Auer schreef:
> Hi Russell,
>
> dosemu is probably the answer to most of your questions :-).
>
> Get the new unstable version from the site,
> most Linux distros only include older versions.
>
I've had DOS networking running on VmWare Workstation, both the SMB (MS
Network Client) and HTTP/
Hi Russell,
dosemu is probably the answer to most of your questions :-).
Get the new unstable version from the site,
most Linux distros only include older versions.
> I'm running vmware server under Ubuntu Linux 6.06 (Dapper Drake).
> I've been able to create a vm to host freedos and to get it
Jim Hall wrote:
> I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
> it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
> should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
> solves most of what you are looking for:
>
Is there a how-to cookb
Jim Hall wrote:
> I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
> it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
> should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
> solves most of what you are looking for:
>
Y'know, I hadn't though
Probably he is blocking everything. When I sent my note, I got a
message about the spam-blocking protocol in use at sobyland, and had
to complete a "ticket" to be allowed to send email there. In the end,
I'm not sure that my email made it through, but I jumped through the
hoops presented to me, s
I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
solves most of what you are looking for:
1. I haven't needed networking under DOS, so I haven
Some of these can be done...
Russell Button escreveu:
> I'm running vmware server under Ubuntu Linux 6.06 (Dapper Drake).
Nice :)
> 1. Get IP networking running on the freedos VM.
What can be doen is install Windows client for dos (It is free), you
will have to find the driver for the board e
I'm running vmware server under Ubuntu Linux 6.06 (Dapper Drake).
I've been able to create a vm to host freedos and to get it loaded and
running.
So far, so good.
The reason I'm interested in running freedos is that I have a couple of
old dos apps I want to run:
Framework - from Aston-Tate
Ge
"Jim Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, 21 Mar 2007 14:59:35 -0500:
# I sent an off-list warning to this user, but have not received a
# reply. I am giving him(her?) until the weekend to fix it, then I'm
# going to unsubscribe the sobyland user.
Hehe, glad that someone's e-mail can go throu
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Eric Auer wrote:
Thank you for your replies.
My main harddrive was set up this way:
hda1 a fat 32 1/gig partition - no os in it
hda2 - a hardfile for use with the x86 amiga OS emulator AMIthlon
hda3 - ubuntu gnu/linux ext3
hda4 - linux swap
the boot for the system is out of
Hi Bonnie,
I recommend to use a normal file, not /dev/fd0, to
save the mbr. Of course you should put a copy of the
file in a place where you can reach it if your Linux
cannot boot from harddisk. To backup the mbr of the
second harddisk, use /dev/hdb instead of /dev/hda,
and so on. a / b are prima
You should backup your boot/mbr sector first to a blank floppy with
following command:
dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/fd0 bs=512 count=1
because if after installing freedos on that dos partition lilo or grub
dont come up next boot than you can restore it with dd if=/dev/fd0
of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=1
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