Hello Lawrence,
https://code.launchpad.net/~dosemu2/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
http://ppa.launchpad.net/dosemu2/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/d/dosemu2/
might have some package downloads for ARM64 Debian, but in Ubuntu,
you would add the PPA location to your package manager config and
the package manager wou
Hello eric,
I’m satisfied with the Orca screen reader under Linux so far. Orca is the best
screen reader for working with in Gnome and/or the Raspberry Pi desktop. For
command line only, there’s Speakup, but Orca works well under Linux for my
needs. When I used to use Windows, I used NVDA, and
Hi there,
On Mon, 23 Sep 2024, Orson Yancey via Freedos-user wrote:
...
I have been working with the Panasonic USB drivers ...
...
But the drivers are not robust. ...
...
It would be a big plus to FreeDOS, if someone could locate or even
develop USB drivers that are robust ...
...
I don't kn
Hi Lawrence,
I’m using the Orca screen reader on Raspberry Pi OS
How satisfied are you with Orca?
DOSBox doesn’t support sending output to the terminal...
I’ve heard DOSEMU has this option, but I don’t have
a Linux computer that can support it.
Actually Raspberry Pi OS is a version of
Hello,
You say you can enter DOS commands, so then you should not need to do
any further installation.
But generally, all you need to do to install DOS is to boot and then
use the command "sys X:" where X: is the drive you want to install to.
If by "installing FreeDOS" you mean getting all the s
Hello everyone,
I'm reaching out to seek advice regarding FreeDOS and its accessibility,
particularly for blind users like myself who rely on a screen reader.
I’m using the Orca screen reader on Raspberry Pi OS, and I also have access to
a Mac with the VoiceOver screen reader. I’m interested in
Hello Folks,
Under MS-DOS 6.22,
I have been working with the Panasonic USB drivers from www.dosdays.co.uk:
usbaspi.sys and
di1000dd.sys
These USB drivers are a big improvement in attaching flash drives and USB
hard drive external drives
to a DOS machine. These drivers are limited to using USB Ma
Hello Folks,
I have been a fan of MS-DOS since about Version 5.0. I still use MS-DOS
6.22 almost daily:
WordPerfect 5.1 and Lotus 123 v. 2.4.
I have decided to try to install Free DOS on some Pentium III machines.
I would like to make a suggestion of information to add to www.FreeDos.org:
It would
Hi, and thank you! I actually got this solution about 10 minutes ago just
by trial and error! It is working now! I was in the middle of typing a
reply when I saw this notification. Thank you for replying though!
On Mon, 23 Sept 2024 at 15:32, G.W. Haywood
wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> On Mon, 23 Sep 20
Hi there,
On Mon, 23 Sep 2024, Daniel Doran via Freedos-user wrote:
Okay... so I am 100% certain the packet driver I need to use is E100PKT as
my integrated NIC is an intel and the device ID is 1039, in the
E1100PKT.TXT (attached) it has my device ID listed as supported. Yay.
However I can't g
Okay... so I am 100% certain the packet driver I need to use is E100PKT as
my integrated NIC is an intel and the device ID is 1039, in the
E1100PKT.TXT (attached) it has my device ID listed as supported. Yay.
However I can't get it to work. I added this line in my FDAUTO.BAT file:
E100PKT.COM /i
Hey,
I am new to FreeDOS and I am trying to get Networking working. I have read
a lot of how-tos, edited FDAUTO.BAT but I still can't get it to work using
packet drivers E1000PKT.com or E100PKT.com I am not certain I am even using
the right packet driver but I THINK I am... (downloaded both packet
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