I hate to even suggest this, but are you using the /B option on the file
copy to indicate that a binary copy is needed? Otherwise, the first Ctrl-Z
in the file will end the file copy prematurely.
On Wed, Jun 16, 2021 at 3:37 PM Frantisek Rysanek
wrote:
> Dear gentlemen,
>
> on and off, with B
Dear gentlemen,
on and off, with Bryan we've been playing with Ubuntu, Samba, CUPS
and the MS Network Client running in FreeDOS. And we're facing a dead
end - same symptoms observed by me and by Bryan:
We can load the MS stack, to the point that we can "net use" network
disk volumes = map a lo
Hello.
Freedos is a the alternative to MS-DOS/PC-DOS in a modern computer and also
old or older computer.
There are some will use Freedos to run some program and other for games.
The problem, for me is hardware. Sure i have some old hardware, i don't
discard old stuff unless is trash/damaged bey
> I think it would be easier for both the game owners
> and me to let me help them to break some individual
> features in copies of their OAKCDROM (UPC, subchannel)
> and then ask them whether it made their game fail.
>
> That way, I only have to send a debug script or file
> to modify their OAKCDR
Hi Tom,
> may be Paul can be convinced to send you one of these failing games,
Paul? I thought Lukas? Anybody with a game which
does fail with UDVD2 and works with OAKCDROM is
welcome to help with this question. I suggest
to move this thread to freedos-user :-)
> or better several games as the
Thanks, Jim:
Q: What are the advantages of using FreeDOS over alternative ways of
running DOS applications (e.g., DOSBox)?
A: Using DOSBox to run DOS applications in Linux is a great way to run
certain DOS applications. But DOSBox is really intended to launch a
single DOS program, like a game.
Hi Jim:
How to copy files between Linux and FreeDOS
FrantiĊĦek (Frank) has been helping me with a project. That is printing
from FreeDOS via Ubuntu.
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