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Hi Bret,
> On Feb 28, 2022, at 6:42 PM, Bret Johnson wrote:
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> This to me seems like a solution that could actually do what I'm wanting to
> accomplish. I may experiment with that and see what happens. As you note,
> there may be compatibility issues with some DOS versions (V8 power tools m
On Mon, Feb 28, 2022 at 8:41 PM Sean Warner wrote:
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> Not sure if you saw my more recent post... I now have a version of FreeDOS
> 1.2 with the NIC and MS Client installed and working. I went with v1.2
> because after some googling I read that 1.2 is more stable than 1.3 for
> network sharing
Thanks Liam,
Not sure if you saw my more recent post... I now have a version of
FreeDOS 1.2 with the NIC and MS Client installed and working. I went
with v1.2 because after some googling I read that 1.2 is more stable
than 1.3 for network sharing and things. Maybe that is not true
anymore?
At my
Thanks everybody for the input! Lots of interesting suggestions/ideas.
I think the proposed solutions generally fall into four categories:
1. Always use ECHO OFF without the @ and don't worry about it
2. Try to fix the problem before it happens
3. Just let the problem happen and "fix" the scr
Hi,
the differences seem to be:
1) Support for LFNs with KERNL86.SYS, because of kernel compatibility
level 7.10 (vs. 6.22).
2) Support for FAT32 partitions with KERNL86.SYS.
Anything else?
Cheers,
Robert
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On Sun, 27 Feb 2022 at 19:54, Sean Warner wrote:
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> I installed FreeDOS 1.2 today in Virtualbox on Win 10.
Why the out-of-date version? 1.3 is out now. It's usually a good plan
to use the latest version.
> I am trying to mount a Samba Share that is on another machine in my LAN as a
> network d
