Hi!
The dosemu2 people are busy making it run on Android via termux:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ebc47cc9-2734-4f60-9dfd-2fd4304ce353
Certainly not the best place to run EDIT, but definitely cool ;-)
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While there is a hardware difference in how you
control more than 2^28 sectors (128 GB) FreeDOS
is only limited by the BIOS LBA support and at
the moment by MBR partitioning, which is limited
to 2 TB disk size. However, people have already
been working on GPT partitioning support :-)
Eric
-in character table as well :-D
Last but not least, there could be more advertisement for the
tree-shaped list of FreeDOS package LSM app info on FreeDOS.org
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this will not prevent you from telling GRUB,
LILO and similar others to boot those nevertheless?
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... it seems like it may be an issue with installing
to a logical partition. What process can I use to boot
off of the logical partition? If it's a different boot
manager, th
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PS: I would still be interested in an open source INTERSVR INTERLNK
compatible DOS pair of endpoints:
https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/board_en
outer or bridge so you can connect the laptop
via LAN if you would normally only use WiFi, to protect DOS from
having to understand anything about WiFi.
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barely advertised binaries, many users miss that opportunity.
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ogram cannot be run in DOS mode."? If yes, which
file
on a FreeDOS installation is the utility that can do so?
Maybe https://www.japheth.de/HX.html ?
Or maybe the exe is just a self-extracting ZIP, then UNZIP may help?
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PS: https://www.japheth.de/index.html also has JWASM,
to run emulators which let you run
DOS. No bare metal, but very cost-effective.
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Note that you should probably use HIMEM and optionally EMM386
bundled with Windows, as those have better Windows compatibility.
However, they may have worse compatibility with modern hardware.
Thanks for the support, E
Hi!
I agree that the monthly releases have many good updates.
For FreeDOS 1.4, we should finally add WfW 3.11 compatible
kernel and related tools (maybe share exe etc.?) as well.
Regards, Eric
I think this demonstrates that FreeDOS 1.3 is getting a bit old (2022)
and the monthly test
omplete board. Similar to Raspberry Pi, no housing is
included, as you buy that separately.
Are there other vendors offering complete weeCee sets?
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Best regards,
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, a coffee machine etc. Those are not usable as normal computers.
As the name suggests, Pi Pico are tiny, about the size of an 1990s
chip, and people like to plug them into breadboards or solder them
to their hobby projects. Again, those are not "normal" compu
egacy software out there that could
benefit from such a system, I'm honestly extremely surprised...
Modern computers simply have too much power, so you can just
run DOS at full speed on emulators instead, even if those
run on hardware which has nothing
a related topic: DOSEMU2 does work on ARM64
hardware, but their Ubuntu packages do not run on a
Raspberry Pi PC out of the box. If somebody is bored,
it would be nice to have pre-compiled Rasbperry Pi
OS Linux DEB or FLATPAK packages for DOSEMU2 :-)
https://github.com/dosemu2/dosemu2/issues/2277
features,
more RAM, faster CPU, some have 2 HDMI outputs, gigabit LAN,
multiple USB 2 and 3 ports etc. and are more like 100 USD.
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are similar to what you would have in self-driving
cars, for high performance image processing and AI tasks.
Those are more like tiny stand-alone graphics cards, less
aimed at classic desktop computers tasks, and high-priced.
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itself, pre-connected to an
instance of some software speech synthesizer. Then you
would not even need a separate computer to run DOS.
Regards, Eric
PS: Regarding the Youtube, the installation of Mateusz'
DOS distro SvarDOS starts by speaking some description
of the speech feature after a s
list, so the better method is to
just announce that you have the file and can send it
off-list to people who want to read it :-)
Eric
PS: Useful tools are acpidump, acpixtract and iasl.
In particular in Linux, those are often available.
Hi.
I was playing with "debug" , just writin
would be a really bloated tool then.
No idea whether anybody wants to investigate this further,
but maybe "how about reading your ACPI data?" inspires some
of the curious people on the list here :-)
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to be sane: There is always
some risk that some hardware or BIOS are greater fools
than a possibly foolproof default may have expected :-p
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which gives more details. There, the keys below 9 and C
are listed as # and D respectively, which is plausible.
Regards, Eric
Hello.
Here I found information about the special keypad.
https://deskthority.net/wiki/IBM_Screen_Reader_Keypad
It still insist that it worked on DOS, but as I told
reedos install directory.
In dosemu2, your C: drive can simply be a directory
in your host Linux, which probably even is default,
making it trivial to add files to itusing Linux.
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Dosemu2 also likes some special settings in config and autoexec.
You can use either adapted or classic FreeDOS kernels and shells.
Note that your Raspberry Pi Forum link was for DOSEMU, long ago.
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VMWare Workstation 17 (2D, hardware OpenGL 2.1)
QEMU 7.x, 8.0 (2D, software 3D)
There is support for OpenGL ICD, DirectDraw, Glide, DirectX etc.
Who knows, maybe this will also be useful for DOS in a way,
such as contributing to DOSEMU2 Win9x support at some point.
Regards, Eric
how classic graphics cards
no longer are supported in Linux. Sad for those classics, but at
least most of those cards probably still work quite OK in DOS :-)
https://flaterco.com/kb/video/X-regressions.html
Those were the times... I hope the pages are useful for some of you!
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drivers :-)
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PS: Note that DOS wants MBR partitioned drives, not GPT partitioned ones.
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Orca. I do not know whether it is considered a comfortable option:
https://orca.gnome.org/
There also is Voxin, but I have never heard of that before:
https://voxin.oralux.net/
it seems to be related to Emacspeak, Fenrir, Orca, etc.
Regards, Eric
compatibility, which is
good in case the native USB mode of Dectalk USB differs too much from
what DOS Dectalk drivers expect.
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an address, make sure that the
USB driver or emulator you use has UART level realism.
Some might only support BIOS level, not realistic enough.
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the monthly rolling distro test releases, see:
https://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/test/
https://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/test/report.html
Those have seen more than 1000 package updates since FreeDOS 1.3 :-)
Regards, Eric
You can also use UDVD2 or CDRCACHE to cache CD/DVD,
or UIDE which caches both fixed disks and CD/DVD.
Looking forward to hear about your experiments, thanks!
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r games and old
media players. Some newer media players for DOS can work
directly with AC97 or HDA compatible sound hardware such
as the hardware I expect your laptop to have. As usual,
you will have to read the docs carefully to select the
right ingredients and configuration to get sound to work.
Re
system sync / flush calls or apps exiting via
int 21.4c / int 20 etc.
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ootup, but at the first time
"free disk space" is requested.
Which is typically when you first use DIR after boot, I guess.
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width > 80, is this still the case?
for all edit and ctmouse versions? what causes it?
https://sourceforge.net/p/freedos/bugs/77/ find freezes,
but this seems to be an error in which syntax the user
tried to use. would it have worked with MS DO
ng to play with, too.
For games, the usual default SB16 with Adlib etc. is good enough.
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Such mapped drives are not FAT, but that rarely matters.
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Hi! Rugxulo writes on BTTR:
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Regina Rexx 3.9.6 was released on 5 May 2024.
Download: regina396dos4gw.zip (1.0 MB)
Sources: regina396.zip (3.0 MB)
> Changes in this release (from 3.9.5)
>
> * Bugs
interesting low level apps and drivers and
compile THOSE, possibly with your own custom changes.
That would be more interesting from the operating
system exploration point of view, compared to pumping
around 100s of megabytes of data to create an ISO.
Enjoy FreeDOS! Regards, Eric
Yes. I was taking a
shell,
which helps making a minimal FreeDOS installation
which fits into your BIOS, together with the MM
MicroManager file manager (midnight commander or
norton commander style, you know the concept) :-)
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can only be compiled with tools which are hard to
find, please let us know about the oversight :-)
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making it a special case of it with as small
as possible differences, to not have to modify too much in
the USB drivers.
A driver "only for the chip" would not help you, as the
chip always exists in some large, complex USB ecosystem.
Reg
ridge
box which lets you connect your PC using a LAN cable to
the box and then the box connects you further to a WIFI.
Regards, Eric
So I understand that I am using a usb->Centronics parallel adapter.
Which works fin in Windows 10.
Those are for Centronics printers and USB PC. You can use
th
NDIS exists :-)
See also:
https://www.shikadi.net/network/ shim convertor dis_pkt11(9).zip
https://www.realtek.com/Download/ realtek NDIS for rtl8168 chip
RayeR confirms that the method is what RayeR uses as well :-)
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re-infect you after a SYS or similar. It
is a good idea to have a known-healthy write-protected
boot disk somewhere to be prepared for such cases.
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perly while other compilers accepted somewhat
less elegant ways? Or to put it in a different way:
Could it be useful to use your patch for all other
compilers, without #if defined __GNUC__ condition?
Regards, Eric
[1]: https://pushbx.org/ecm/download/fdkernel.zip
[2]: https://pushbx.org/ecm/dow
hich ask the user whether to do large impact things.
Which already is there, which is good to know :-)
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d mode compatible
kernel which NEEDS testing, it would be really useful if one
of the kernel people were to PACKAGE it, so Jerome can INCLUDE
it in our monthly rolling release distro, so it GETS tested :-)
Regards, Eric
PS: Good to know that SL
FI related question, how are projects to provide a BIOS as
loadable EFI module doing these days? Any hot ones to name?
Of course I still recommend dosemu2 as alternative for VM
image mounting ;-) Good that we have vmware vmsmount, too.
Thanks for the verbose video!
Regards, Eric
PS: There is only a T
alternative to MP3.
Cheers, Eric
It could be downloaded with a browser using an Invidious link (either
the audio, the video, or both) and later reproduced using a media
player. Has mplayer been ported to DOS, perhaps?
While I like the idea, invidious may still need non-DOS browsers
nning on FreeDOS. The boot
message was only visible for a moment, so I do not know what type of
virtual hardware that FreeDOS instance was running on.
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DOSEMU2-redirects,
with FreeCOM version 0.84-pre2 XMS_Swap Aug 26 2006.
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Hi! Japheth found an interesting problem and explains on BTTR:
https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_entry.php?id=21818
It turned out that Mkeyb and MS SmartDrv don't like each other. The
root of the problem is that MKEYB's Int 15h handler expects the carry
flag to be set, else it does not
Hi!
Would there be any interest in a web forum for FreeDos?
You mean something like
https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/board.php ?
;-)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpinRite claims FreeDOS bundled
with SpinRite to trigger some 16-4-8-bit CHS overflow > 128 GB?
Well-known free/open alternatives are photorec and testdisk.
The batch enhancer is similar to our v8 power tools, I gu
used tools for that and to configure disk sleep.
SMARTUDM (1997-2003-?) from sysinfolab was one I tried. No idea
whether there are variants supporting post-IDE/ATA/SATA drives.
SMARTDFT / DFT 3.00 also displayed or logged SMART disk status.
Regards, Eric
PS: Interesting to notice that Veit&#
ISTENT disk.
disadvantages are a slightly longer boot time and changes are not persistent.
Exactly.
But the user could have a virtual HD attached to remedy that.
The idea was that SHIPPING FreeDOS pre-installed on virtual
harddisk would both remedy that AND com
gs done.
We could provide a disk image with pre-installed DOS.
This would be convenient for users of virtual computers,
because they do not need to worry about installing to
actual disks when their disks are imaginary anyway :-)
Regards, Eric
_
o not seem to affect the dos version either?
i hope it is not necessary to start 3 separate list threads now ;-)
https://sourceforge.net/p/freedos/news/
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Hi! Not all USB sticks are enabled for booting. And maybe it is disabled
in your BIOS setup. The MBR of the stick may matter as well, and whether
you boot UEFI style (not possible with FreeDOS) or classic style ;-)
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less common codepages will probably be in other CPX files.
MODE CON CP PREP=((858) C:\FDOS\cpi\EGA.CPX)
MODE CON CP SEL=858
You can do those two MODE invocations in autoexec or at
the prompt as well. You can use MODE /? for help, too.
The internet says that Brazilians prefe
modems?
I have not watched the video yet. Let me know :-)
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and things correctly and can now use EMS memory.
https://github.com/jhhoward/MicroWeb/releases/tag/v2.0
4. USBDDOS is a DOS driver stack for USB by Crazii:
https://github.com/crazii/USBDDOS
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notice the "disk change", causing all sorts of problems.
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OK, apparently the PCMCIA -> CF adapter must be added to the BIOS boot
list. Otherwise FreeDOS doesn't detect it. So everything is fine, 100%
functional.
Can someone explain to me why I have to add it to th
date and time differ.
You could abuse the dry run mode of rsync for that, maybe,
but this would probably be a weird solution for the task.
So I suggest: diff -qr onedirectory otherdirectory or, at
your choice, diff -qrs onedirectory otherdirectory :-)
Eric
Yes indeed. It would be recursive too. R
access on 32-bit Linux.
Now you always get emulated CPU, which of course does
have advantages in some cases - such as running on ARM
or emulating more aspects of real and protected mode.
Also, dosemu2 gets FAR more frequent updates than dosemu.
Regards, Eric
PS: It also frustrates me that 4 GB
How about using Dosemu2? When you add their PPA, you get
frequent updates. Unfortunately focused on 64-bit distros,
but performance is quite okay and it can map any Linux
directory to a DOS drive letter, so size is "unlimited".
Eric
Hi Jim
Thanks again. My problem is that I have
Hi!
You probably want to use XMS based ramdisks, not EMS.
Also, the max size for FAT16 ramdisk is a bit below 2 GB
and you can only have far less than 4 GB combined size
because some of your first 4 GB address space are used
for graphics etc.
You can use "super extended" XMS 3.5 for a combined
resolution VESA modes and
high resolution character fonts, for large and sharp
character outlines?
I think Blocek uses graphical fonts, but I am not sure
which font sizes it includes. Editors with vector based
fonts could scale dynamically based on screen resolution.
Regards, Eric
difference whether
you use MS DOS or FreeDOS when it comes to sound in apps.
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(free for non-commercial use, with SPD, SMBIOS, chipset info)
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of the windows keys,
the scroll lock key or some accent you do not really use
as "the accent/special key which makes the next character
you type an upper case one" :-)
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Hi!
Indeed I was hinting at "manipulating 40:17 does not automatically
sync the physical LED, but we might not care for auto shift anyway".
Regarding your idea to show shift LED status on screen, check out
the old LOCKTONE with audible feedback: https://auersoft.eu/soft/
Reg
rogress of being pressed for longer, for extra
control over the interaction of typematics and autoshift.
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Hi!
I am not aware of such drivers, but it would not be hard
to write one. I think there already are drivers to make
shift keys sticky, or to give audible feedback, as in
my ancient locktone experiment inspired by Mielke.cc :-)
Eric
is it possible in DOS (using BIOS?) to implement a tsr or
e and run a DOS window on that" ;-)
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planned,
but printers understanding plain text or PDF are easily available.
You can connect printers using USB, printer port or network. And you can
again use small external devices as proxy, or even adapter cables, to
make more combinations work with DOS.
Regards, Eric
er PC as a bridge:
- any PCI or PCIe framegrabber with VGA input
- StarTech USB3HDCAP video grabber for PC with USB3, inputs include
DVI (see above), HDMI, component, composite 210 Euro
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flushing? In that case,
no additional delay would be necessary.
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ns to the prompt) or when you press ctrl-alt-delete
or when there were no disk accesses for some amount of time.
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e RPi Pico.
At $4 a Pico is also cheaper than most Arduinos.
:-o
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not use a
complete Raspberry to convert PS/2 to USB or back either
if your DOS PC already has USB anyway. Also, Arduinos
have enough power if you do want a PS/2 to USB gadget.
Regards, Eric
PS: Here is a short thread on 4k screens in DOS ;-)
https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/board_entry.ph
and bus systems
suitable for different control projects.
Have a good evening, too! Eric
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variants together feature quite a few supported sound chips
and sound cards and I am sure they are getting the deserved
attention on Vogons, but I also am sure that they will enjoy
feedback from testers who have one of the lesser tested chips!
Regards, Eric
s deleted where they are.
Servers for Gmail:
smtp.gmail.com TLS port 587 or SSL port 465.
imap.gmail.com SSL port 993.
pop.gmail.com SSL port 995 (but IMAP is better).
Use the email address as user name to log in.
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, one first had to enable imap etc. access
using a menu item on their webmail portals. GMX & web.de are two
mail providers having that issue as far as I remember.
Regards, Eric
PS: The older POP3 only allowed access to the inbox, while IMAP
also allows access to your other mail folders,
ugins interfere
with whether the send button works. Not helpful for your
problem, but suggests that this button indeed contains
more complexity than necessary in some way.
I am probably not very good in navigating advanced search
in forum or bug list. Maybe asking on IRC works be
example mutt, pine, alpine, cone, or the old mailx.
Graphical mail clients for DOS are not the answer here.
Regards, Eric
PS: I also wonder whether it is an option to run a Linux
email client in a shell directly on the router at home?
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R. Swan's A72 assembler 1.05 (self-assembling, 8k .COM)
posted by Rugxulo
A72 1.05 was released on Oct. 9 on Github.
Changes:
* Listings are generated by default along with binary output.
To ha
pic.php?f=62&t=89304
The 2023-03-19 beta can be downloaded here:
https://www.vogons.org/download/file.php?id=160136
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You can convert images to other formats with DosView as well :-)
A thread about it on BTTR:
https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/board_entry.php?id=20798&page=0&order=time&category=0
Interestingly, the newest DosView EXE UPXes from 1.5 to 0.6 MB :-)
nux
blows it out of the water.
Do you have enough cache (Jack's drivers or lbacache for example)
and enough RAM, and/or made sure that CWSDPMI will not use swap?
See the documentation for CWSDPMI, or try using another DPMI,
such as DOS32A or DPMIONE, to run the DOS version of DOSFSCK.
path and keep everything else around at a place of
your choice for some extra documentation. You do
not need to use a package manager then.
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e could check the cluster chain length or put
a few extra bits somewhere in the directory entries?
I do not know which DOS and Windows brands support
such extensions for FAT filesystems, but I think
EDR-DOS is one of the brands working on this and
proposing an interface for i
less
flexible bytes-per-line with this hardware, but I assume
EGA still would not work if you were to use N * 256 bytes
per line for it. I expect VESA games to be smart enough
to respect the bytes per line of the BIOS instead of just
multiplying width by bytes per pixel to guess a valu
Hi! According to
https://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/test/report.html
you can download
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/repositories/unstable/archiver/p7zip.zip
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