Hi,
About the screen problem:
I don't know that model, but in earlier laptops, text mode wouldn't
fill the whole screen (pixels weren't "expanded"), and that may be the
reason of your problem.
Under Linux, many "text modes" are actually graphic modes
(framebuffers and such), and not pure BIOS text
Oops, that is what I was looking for, Eric. Did anyone in the list had
the chance to give a try too?
Sounds like a good candidate for another BASIC tool...
Aitor
2009/8/27 Eric Auer :
>
> Hi everybody, Angelo Rosina writes about a BASIC for DOS,
> forwarding some info from him :-) Should we add
Geraldo, it is ages that kernel is compatible with FAT32... what do you mean?
Aitor
2009/8/25 Geraldo Netto :
> Hi,
>
> I hope it helps Eric
> http://www.daniel-baumann.ch/software/dosfstools/
> * 2009-07-27: releasing 3.0.5 - bugfix and cleanup for VFAT patent
> avoidance kernel patch
> * 2009
Hello guys,
It seems we have available a new open source BASIC tool
(interpreter?). I would like to know if any of you could give some
feedback on it, try it (maybe compare with other BASIC tools), as I am
not very familiar with BASIC tools nowadays.
I'll be looking for your comments.
UltraBas,
