I guess this is where GPartEd comes in.
That is a Linux distribution that you can run from a CD or DVD that is
specialized in resizing partitions without data loss.
On 10/21/2014 03:43 PM, Christian Imhorst wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 500MB FreeDOS partition on a 4 GB virtual hard disk. The rest
>
On Sun, Apr 21, 2013 at 1:32 PM, Aleve Sicofante wrote:
>
>
> 2013/4/21 Felix Miata
>
>> On 2013-04-21 18:19 (GMT+0200) Aleve Sicofante composed:
>>
>> > Felix Miata composed:
>>
>> >> Because the first isn't a bootable OS anyway, I would definitely
>> choose #1,
>> >> the simplest. If the OS tha
On Dec 13, 2012 3:34 PM, wrote:
>
> Hi Tom, others,
>
> I tested again the copy from network drive. There were about 15 files in
> the server, to be copied to the client, about 8 MB altogether. Results:
>
> - xcopy (FreeDOS): Copied only 3 files before getting stuck and abandoning
> the task with
As one who has used Lantastic extensively, I can assure you that it
needs very little support so Email would be more than adequate. It is
certainly more reliable than those pushed by others.
On 27/05/2012 5:38 AM, Robert Riebisch wrote:
Jose Antonio Senna wrote:
Artisoft / Spartacom / PC
Improved support for sectors other than 512 bytes has been committed,
I am still working on it, default support will still be for 512 bytes
(currently not while testing). I have tested 256, 512, 1024, and 2048
byte sectors with tdsk (currently my only way to test). Using max
sector size higher th
On Jan 15, 2012 6:04 PM, "Ralph Deffke" wrote:
>
> Thanx all,
>
> but as I said its impossible to figure out what driver is causing the
problem, the sequence doesn't seem to be logical to fix the problem.
> it crashes AFTER the boot has finished.
>
> I installed version 1,0 ( 0.87 beta ) with no p
At this time there are no plans to explicitly support 4K block sectors
directly in the kernel. The kernel itself does not support any block
devices directly, it relies on the BIOS interface, though additional
drives or support may be added through device drivers.
I would like to review the FreeDO
Eric Auer wrote:
Eric, you said dosemu does not need sudo. This is one of things that
happen when I don't - Bob T.
"robert@robert-desktop:~$ dosemu
can't open "/home/robert/.dosemu/boot.log" for writing
robert@robert-desktop:~$ "
small (approx. 2" by 4") window appears. I usually go to
For your information (no longer a problem)
Assume I am on Ubuntu Desktop. Then use terminal command sudo dosemu. A
small (approx. 2" by 4") window appears. I usually go to full screen in
2 ways: (1) click in the box in upper right, corner; or (2). use the
CTRL-ALT-F key combination. The Prints
On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 11:13 PM, Juan Castro wrote:
> The first line (starting with "UIDE.SYS") stays there for 19 seconds. Then
> the second one (starting with "IDE0 Controller") stays there for 49 seconds.
> Then I get that error message. In a real machine, UIDE loads lightning
> quick.
>
> Sc
do this?
I'd prefer to use the iMac for this, but I could also use the Ubuntu
machine.
Thanks in advance,
Gustavo J. Mata
--
«La ignorancia, aliada con el poder, es el más feroz enemigo que puede tener
la justicia.» (James Baldwin)
Visite mi Blog en Apartaderos
On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 4:38 AM, Michael Robinson
wrote:
> The newest kernel 2039 seems to fix a lot of problems. Is there ongoing
> kernel development?
...
Yes, there is ongoing kernel development; but with a low frequeny of updates.
Jeremy
--
bert J. Thompson :
My /usr/lib/dosemu/drive_z/appinfo directory has many (38) .lsm files.
The first part of the file name seems like a dos command. Google didn't
help. How can I open the files and view their contents? I'm trying to
learn dosemu (Ubuntu 8.04). Thanks in a
My /usr/lib/dosemu/drive_z/appinfo directory has many (38) .lsm files.
The first part of the file name seems like a dos command. Google didn't
help. How can I open the files and view their contents? I'm trying to
learn dosemu (Ubuntu 8.04). Thanks in advance - Bob T.
---
dos386 wrote:
How do I get a full sized screen dump from inside an application program?
FYI, you can get a full sized screen dump from inside an application program
using DOS also :-)
I am using Ubuntu 8.04, and dosemu 1.4.0.0
I don't, sorry ...
Hi: I have a similar /rela
Blair Campbell wrote:
Chris: Guess I didn't include enough details of the question. I run Ubuntu
8.04 and then Dosemu 1.4.0.0. My printer, a HP Officejet K80xi works fine in
linux for both text and graphical files (I just enter lpr filename and
either file prints fine with no further input on my
On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 4:36 PM, Marcos Favero Florence de Barros
wrote:
> I built and support a DataPerfect database with 8 computers
> networked through MS-Client.
>
> Since this network is completely dedicated to the database (i.e.,
> it needs not run any other software), I decided to get rid o
Chris Schumann wrote:
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 11:40 AM, Robert J. Thompson
wrote:
Is there a way that I can execute a Linux command from inside DOS? For
example, "RUNLINUXCOMMAND" [lpr ~/Dosprog/roses.jpg], where
"RUNLINUXCOMMAND" would be the dos command required. Than
Is there a way that I can execute a Linux command from inside DOS? For
example, "RUNLINUXCOMMAND" [lpr ~/Dosprog/roses.jpg], where
"RUNLINUXCOMMAND" would be the dos command required. Thanks in advance,
Bob T.
--
Come b
Marco Antonio Achury Palma wrote:
> I remember old DOSEMU had a "exitemu" command
>
>
> 2
> Thank you. It worked perfectly! - Bob T.
--
Come build with us! The BlackBerry® Developer Conference in SF, CA
is the only deve
When I run a fortran program producing a graph from Desktop (in
Dosemu/Freedos), graph appers and all is well. When I attempt to run the
same program from a virtual console. the screen goes dark until the
graphics phase is ended, when it returns to normal. The graph is plotted
in 640x480 resolu
Marco Antonio Achury Palma wrote:
I remember old DOSEMU had a "exitemu" command
2009/9/3 Robert J. Thompson :
I entered a console, say Ctrl-Alt-F4, and entered dosemu/freedos. All
appeared OK. Then, I immediately tried to exit with"ctrl-alt-page_down".
Nothing happe
I entered a console, say Ctrl-Alt-F4, and entered dosemu/freedos. All
appeared OK. Then, I immediately tried to exit with"ctrl-alt-page_down".
Nothing happened.
What am I doing wrong? Bob T
--
Let Crystal Reports handle
Dosemu/FreeDos works fine from a terminal opened on the Desktop. When I
enter a virtual console, say CTRL-ALT-F4, there are some anomalies. This
post discusses one: exiting. I cannot exit with CTRL-ALT-PAGE-DOWN. I
have to reboot with CTRL-ALT-DEL? I've tried many key combinations , but
nada. O
Eric Auer wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> Eric
>
>
Eric: New (recurring) problem - I can't post : bounced with message:
"Message has implicit destination".
As there are no othet recipients (copies to anyone) I must have the
wrong address. Is this correct:
" freedos-user"@lists.sourceforge.net" ? I
Eric Auer wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> to find my GRAPHICS for DOS, check our list:
>
> http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/ - base - graphics
>
> Maybe I should have mentioned the names graphpin, graph-hp
> and graph-ps, as graphics is just a wrapper for the tree :-)
>
>
>
Eric: Found the '.dose
Hi Eric: Finally back to computer stuff. Downloaded GRAPHICS but unable
to unzip. Tried unz551x3.exe (closest thing on referenced site below)
but dosen't work?
Also, I have no .dosemurc anywhere on my computer (according to the
command "sudo find / -iname '.dosemurc' -print". Please advise ? Bob
Eric Auer wrote:
Hi Robert,
...program calculates and displays a graph on the screen.
Okay I understand more of your problem in Ubuntu now...
If you use lp in Linux or copy ... prn in dosemu, the
latter will basically assume that you want to print a
plain text document. Lp might also
Eric:
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you (was in LA for week, then had
a monitor failure. I tried to reproduce the problem. it did about the
same thing although not exactly.
Eric Auer wrote:
Hi Bob,
Some questions: Is that Fortran program running in DOS? The Fortran program is
ru
How do I get a full sized screen dump from inside an application program?
I am using Ubuntu 8.04, and dosemu 1.4.0.0, After entering dosemu from
the terminal, I then enter the full screen mode with Ctrl-Alt-F, and run
a fortran program which produces a full screen co;or graph. Pressing
"PrintScr
On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 11:56 AM, Anonym Anonymsen wrote:
> Hi!
> I am very interested in this operating system, and I would like to
> contribute.
> I can help by translating the operating system to Norwegian. I have started
> translating the DEFAULT.LNG from FreeCOM. How do I upload the file to
>
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 11:44 AM, Simon
Atkinson wrote:
> Could somebody please point me to site/article that describes the FreeDOS
> boot process. And I'm interested in finding out more about what sys.com
> does/how it works, when copying The FreeDOS kernel ..kernel.sys. Does
> sys.com change the
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 2:14 AM, jasse...@itelefonica.com.br <
jasse...@itelefonica.com.br> wrote:
> FreeDOS (kernel=2038fat16, freecom=082pl3) reports a wrong
> (about 10% actual) size for a EMS ramdisk created with
> Frank Uberto FU_RD v.19i.
> ...
documentation says both have just one FAT. I
Dumb question: Is UIDE.SYS _only_ for native [[motherboard]] controllers?
I tried it with two PCI adapter card controllers -- one IDE controller and one
SATA controller and UIDE.SYS did not find drives connected to either of the
cards.
--
> If I want to delete/overwrite files from a script(batch), then either way,
> it will interogate me:"are you sure?y/n";
> but I want the script to run unattended; is there a way to make it fully
> 'hands free'?, possibly with a redirection
> away from the keyboard, or some such thing?
Try AJZA
SHSUCDX is indeed the 'secondary' driver for a cdrom. 'Primary' [[load by
CONFIG or DEVLOAD]] is XCDROM.SYS. I am a no-nothing myself, so am not sure
'primary' and 'secondary' are standard terminology, but I think everyone will
understand this.
For a RAM drive, SHSURDRV is the one a
Eric (and all),
The good news is that the data on this partition had been saved prior to this
debacle. I had made very few changes there recently.
I saw that the format program indicated that the unformat data had not been
saved, and I guessed that this was because the data size (~15 GB? on
Boy was I having fun getting my multi-boot flash drive to off of numerous
operating systems. That is, until I accidentally blew away a fairly large
partition.
Yes, it was a careless and potentially costly mistake. Fortunately much of the
data was backed up, but not all of it.
I did this
Hi All
I have been trying - and trying and trying - to read a large multi-page
Postscript file [[the REXX manual]] using FreeDOS. The pages were too small
to read when sent directly to screen. So I sent pages to the pcxmono driver
[[-NOPAUSE -sDEVICE#pcxmono -sOutputFile#foo.pcx" ]].
David C. Kerber wrote:
> See below...
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Paulo Jorge Matos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 10:05 AM
>> To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
>> Subject: [Freedos-user] Using freedos to install win
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have a licen
Eric Auer wrote:
> Hi!
>
>> I have a licensed windows from uni which I need to install on my
>> cdrom-less laptop. So, I created a usb stick with freedos...
>
>> 1) configure freedos to boot in the usb stick as something else as c:,
>
> You can sometimes boot USB sticks as (big) diskette,
> depe
I appreciate your willingness to help.
I have been to the Dell website, and downloaded the win98 soundcard driver.
I don't remember off the top of my head, what the specific hardware is. But
can the win98 driver be adapted to DOS?
Thanks,
Brian
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTE
I have a Dell laptop, with a P3 500MHz processor, and 512 MB ram, but the
display is broken. The computer still works, so I want to do something with
it. Then I came up with this (crazy?) idea of integrating it into a
portable stereo that I have pulled apart, and making this stereo a MP3
player.
Norbert Remmel wrote:
...
> And I think none of you will say that qhimem is a bad product and
> because of this Jack's memory manager has the right to be a part of
> freedos, again, closed source or not. That really doesn't matter.
...
The flamewar aside I wanted to make a correction to this;
Jac
Shane M. Coughlan wrote:
> John Hupp wrote:
>
>>In the course of off-list discussion, I tested this problem much more
>>extensively than I reported here. My own conclusion was similar to your
>>Situation #3: HIMEM and EMM386 are not at issue, and OpenGEM has one or more
>>incompatibilities wi
Blair Campbell wrote:
> You need to download a special unstable kernel for Windows enhanced
> mode to work. Also, you never told me whether getting that other
> kernel I pointed you to fixed the FreeCOM redirect on ramdisk problem.
> Please do tell me.
>
also be sure to load FD share prior to
Gerry Hickman wrote:
>>So I should have issued
>>
>>SYS B: C:
>>
>>It probably still won't work, but at least I'll be using the correct
>>command.
>
>
> OK, this time it found the MS-DOS boot sector on the floppy and said
> something like "MS boot sector not supported":(
>
Based on your othe
Gerry Hickman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Today I did this from a FreeDOS bootable CD;
>
> 1. Use FDISK to delete all primary partitions, but leave MBR
> 2. FDISK /PRI:2000 (2Gb FAT32 Ext13)
> 3. FDISK /Activate:1 (boot to first primary at next HD reboot)
> 3. FORMAT C:
>
> I now have an empty working C
Johnson Lam wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Actually it's not a BUG, FDISK always FORGET to write the "Master Boot
> Record" to the hard disk, just test 2 hard disk this afternoon.
>
> That's why the original hard disk still boot up showing "LILO".
>
> Hope someone can patch the FDISK, it should be easy to fix
Johnson Lam wrote:
On Sat, 11 Mar 2006 08:20:30 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
There was a recent fix to the unstable kernel to better support
floppyless systems. If possible please try a current 2035w from
http://www.fdos.org/kernel/ and let me know if that makes a difference.
Note: -W is t
Robert Ralston wrote:
...
But with kernel 1.1.35w Build 2035w-unstable from the 1440 ODIN
distribution, everything works with a laptop *if and only if* there is
a floppy drive present. If there is a floppy drive either in a bay or
connected via USB, then the FreeDOS partition boots normally
Jose Antonio Senna wrote:
On Sun, 12 Feb 2006, dima wrote:
Long time I used dosppp and lsppp while had real IP the address.
Recently ISP has placed the users behind NAT and now users have grey IP
addresses. The problem since then has begun - dilal-up connection is
established, ping - is pres
...
I have updated the procedure to reflect the new CD. If you
want a copy for now, (it's a pdf file) send me an e-mail. I will
send Jeremy a copy and he may post the update.
Please try this and provide comments and feedback. I would
like to make this as easy as possible for anyone to do.
Ma
...
The image is about 32.5MB. Does anyone want to try this image? The
directions I have available use the same programs and are quite close.
You could install FreeDOS using this in two reboots and burning only
one CD. I can send you a very detailed PDF procedure.
...
I have uploaded fdinst0
s-takase wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I tried to install MSWGC(MS workgroup connection) on FreeDOS with Dell GX110
honestly never heard of it till now (at least by its proper name)
>
> I succeeded it with MS-DOS but couldn't with FreeDOS.
> PROTMAN doesn't seem to work on FreeDOS.
I can't confirm nor den
Chema wrote:
...
You can download it from MSDN on the subscriptors zone. Also you can
...
16 bits SDK and DDK.
...
do you know what minimal level subscription is required? Operating
System, Professional, Enterprise or Universal levels? Next year I may
opt for a msdn subscription for vc, bu
... and Arkady's
FreeCOM.
...
What changes are in this? and where is it?
curious,
Jeremy
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've managed to install the mwave drivers with the MS boot floppy and there is
no error messages while loading the drivers. But I can not test the sound
because every applications which use sound says that there is no enough
memory to run. I've setup the MS config.sys
For a decent discussion of Mwave stuff (though slanted towards Linux)
see http://www.adamcon.org/~dmwick/thinkpad/ with the site that might
be about your card (being an ISA card and not part of a TP) see
http://freenetpages.co.uk/hp/mjbou/mwave/boards/dsp2780/mc34w.htm
or http://www.mikebouckl
Blair Campbell wrote:
1/That isa card don't work at all or 2/ I need to enable in in BIOS by
assigning some system resources to it, but I don't have any documentation for
Usually you must set %BLASTER% to the resources (IRQ...) of the sound
card. If it is not a sound blaster, you also need a
To avoid sending a bunch of updates and annoying those who don't care
about Windows 3.x support please see link below for detailed information
and any updates.
Quick summary, the FreeDOS kernel is mostly compatible with Windows 3.x,
including full screen and windowed DOS boxes and enhanced mod
I just some of you might be interested to know that the kernel (my
testing done with dev kernel asis on my hd which does have a few
uncomitted stuff which may or may not effect these results) also sorta
works on Windows (3.11 not WFW) in Enhanced mode. No DOS box support,
but otherwise seams f
Eric Auer wrote:
Hi all, thanks to Blair for telling me about HXRT and big cheers to
Japheth for his HXRT DOSX variant :-). So yes, DOS boxes work in
WIN /S (only full screen DOS boxes, which are suspended while they
are not the foreground task - classical WIN /S style imho) with his
DOSX in Fre
Carl Spitzer wrote:
Has anyone been able to multiboot PCDOS and FREEDOS?
CWSIV
I do somewhat often, but my procedure probably isn't what you want. (I
use sys /bootonly /oem:XX where XX is FD or PC depending which I want to
boot, but this option is only useful for floppies in the latest ve
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Hi,
Regarding the MS install issue, one could do something like format
with FreeDOS format, then use FreeDOS sys to install MS-DOS
files/bootsector via its /UPDATEBS (and obtained by its /DUMPBS,
winimage, any other bootsector extracting program, or even from a disk
ima
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Kenneth J. Davis schreef:
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedos.sourceforge.net/kernel/docs/sys.htm
Strange that it says WinME is unsupported, and doesn't mention if Win9x
FAT16/32 bootsector works or is (still) broken.
some
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedos.sourceforge.net/kernel/docs/sys.htm
This is very nice, but how do people find it from either FreeDOS.org or
fdos.org (the sites we were given).
I know, bunches of
Johnson Lam wrote:
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 21:59:00 +0200, you wrote:
Hi Bernd,
In sourcecode, SYS v3.6 is still under development :)
If you didn't write here, I don't even know there're hidden switch,
how can I test?
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedo
Johnson Lam wrote:
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 15:08:26 -0400, you wrote:
...
I've tested the CMDXMS.HEAD for a period of time, it's very stable
thanks for testing
I updated the descriptions a little, so hopefully it is clearer which
are the recommended versions for more general testing/use.
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Hi Kenneth,
can't work out how these numbers relate to the directory listing on the
fdos.org/kernel website.
4 different versions,
2034, 2035, and 2035a are on sourceforge file release page,
cvs kernels are the ones (either stable, eg 2035a-cvs or devel
2035w-cvs) on
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Hi Bernd,
...
*kernel 2034, 2035, 2035A and the CVS kernel
Sorry, I don't understnad. It looks like four different files (?) and I
can't work out how these numbers relate to the directory listing on the
fdos.org/kernel website.
4 different versions,
2034, 2035, and 20
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all:
I don't see an obvious problem with FreeCOM's delete function.
I also won't be able to build a meaningful test case using Open
Watcom. So, I need to build FreeCOM with some debugging code.
The build instructions reference a precompiled SUPPL.ZIP file which
I c
Eric Auer wrote:
Hi Jeremy, thanks for the updates but...
- Changes from 1.2.1 version (see fdisk.diff at same location):
From Eric, it has some changes to carry usage in extended int13 detection.
No, I just sent you a minimized (i.e. excluding changes in whitespace
and comments) between F
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
...
I have a work in progress towards fixing these issues of fdisk,
to try my current build - http://www.fdos.org/kernel/test/fdisk.exe
I have updated the fdisk executable above.
- Changes from 1.2.1 version (see fdisk.diff at same location):
From Eric, it has some
Michael Devore wrote:
At 04:01 PM 7/21/2005 -0500, I wrote:
When you invoke FDISK without arguments, it goes into the
Interactive_User_Interface() routine. That, in turn, asks about FAT32
support, via Ask_User_About_FAT32_Support() function. OK so far.
After that call -- without any furth
Anyone know if Brian is on fd-user list? or otherwise been notified of
these issues?
I don't think it will be too difficult to correct (warn/abort at least)
so maybe if I get time after work tommorrow I'll make a patch available
to make fdisk safer to use.
Thanks for reviewing the code,
Jere
(this message just appeared, else I would have answered sooner)
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Hi Eric,
you should try ODIN or the bootdisks on fdos.org (fdos.org/kernel/ also
has the newest kernel and shell versions,
More zip files, more URLs!
http://fd-odin.dosius.com/ (says it's the "primary" but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, all:
I just suggested that someone who was having trouble with
NTFS4DOS not recognizing an NTFS partition run fdisk with the
development kernel.
I requested that he enable large disk support and use option
[4], "List Partition Information."
This appears to have
Michael Devore wrote:
At 04:08 PM 6/30/2005 -0700, GNU_manwrote:
I just wanted to report that the Turbo C++ 3.0 IDE crashes under
freedos :(
Believe that was an open Bugzilla item (hard to check right now), but
the original person reporting the problem didn't list a way for a
non-owner of
Aitor Santamaría Merino wrote:
Hi,
...
BTW, I have at work a laptop PC with a USB keyboard that behaves quite
transparently, BIOS can acceed to it without problems (I know because I
use a BIOS password), and I suppose the same would happen to DOS (I
haven't been able to do tests yet).
As
Tom Lee Mullins wrote:
"
Hello All,
I am trying to complie the freecom source using all the tools
given by them on the site but i am receiving the error..
no such command or file as "make"
i have turboc 1.01 and nasm and all the things given by the site..
i also have installed the late
Christopher Evans wrote:
Is there any free ware parallel link tsrs that use laplink cable instead
of one from pcdos... i have a dos cdlink but it only works on cdrom
drive letters..
I believe RIFS (remote installable filesystem) uses the laplink style
parallel cable connection. However, I
Jim Lemon wrote:
Hi,
...
diskette drive now. What I am wondering is if FreeDOS has developed the
capability to write to NTFS filesystems so that I could run the tests
under FreeDOS on the CD-ROM but write the data to an NTFS filesystem.
NTFS is not directly supported by FreeDOS (nor any DOS that
(please disregard my last note asking what the discussion is about, as
this message finally found its way to my inbox :-)
Geraldo Netto wrote:
hi folks,
...
where is bart, lucho, john elliot, jason hood, imre leber,
daniel nagy,
steve nickolas, steffen kaiser, joe cosentino and even where
is Pat
Geraldo Netto wrote:
Hi folks,
Some updates
Some Eric's comments/suggestions:
Hi, could you tell all lists that the discussion / saga
continues on freedos-user? I am on freedos-user, freedos-devel
...
what discussion? I'm on all the lists except maybe the doc one (though
I haven't switched all t
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Basil Holloway schreef:
Got this reply on forum and have not be able to locate the new Free
Dos 9 help file
...
Can anyone please advise download web address.
I have the fixed program, but will not redistribute it until next
FreeDOS distro, as I need to provide proper credits
Wesley Parish wrote:
...
In relation to that, does anyone know where I can find the specifications of
the native WordPerfect file format? And suchlike? I know O'Reilly's had
something of the sort, and there might have been something similar published
somewhere else - but I don't know where to
Theresa Westbrook wrote:
So - What can I do with Freedos that I cannot currently do with my laptop?
That really depends on what you can currently do.
But seriously, FreeDOS allows you to do pretty much the same as any DOS
does. For normal desktop usage, if your laptop already has Windows or
Linu
...
Anyway... I'm surprised that it is so uncommon to run FD on an old PC.
IMHO it seems ridiculous to install FreeDOS on your P4 side-by-side with
Windows XP like so many other people do. I mean what DOS software is
going to run properly on a 3Ghz CPU? Besides, what else are you going to
do
Johnson Lam wrote:
Hello,
I've use 2035w-unstable for a long time, because I didn't know the
different between them, any document and comparison?
Rgds,
Johnson.
2035w is not any particular release, it is simply the current
development kernel. Most bug fixes (and potentially bug causing
changes) ar
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Kenneth J. Davis schreef:
Does this includes ITALIAN.ERR also?
.ERR files are only generated by FIXSTRS if translation is not 100%
correct, if I remember correctly. It's different from the 'critical
error handler'.
actually strings.log contains the missing o
...
then it can end up in a binary compiled from CVS:
http://fdos.org/AutoIndex/index?dir=kernel/&file=cmdxms.HEAD.NLS.zip
Does this includes ITALIAN.ERR also?
Ciao
Yes, although it may not be clear from the log (because the main binary
is the english build), I actually completely rebuild for eac
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day, all:
I have come up with a procedure to create a bootable custom DOS
CD, with a 2.88MByte boot sector, strictly under Windows XP. A
...
I could use some help in describing how to tailor this to FreeDOS
and how to set up the CD drivers to use the rest of the CD.
Pictview 1.94 should work now with the latest
development kernel (the 1.95 preview version
works correctly under both branches already).
Based sorta on Eric's patch email, basically
the kernel is now a lot more picky about what
it considers a search for VOLUME LABEL.
If this breaks a program anyone
Eric Auer wrote:
..
tells me that the compiler of BC++ 5.5 is available as
a free download. What does that mean? Many people seem
to use the non-free BC++ 3.x, so is this really the
BC 5.5 one (without the IDE), or is it just Turbo C or
Turbo C++ 5.5? Does it include TASM? Does it compile
some typi
Karim wrote:
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>There must be a diffrence in handeling lower- and upercase letters
>between Dos and Freedos.
>You can try it for yourself. http://pas2pic.tk
>
>Greetings Karim
...
> K> I`ve tried to comppile in a
> K> subdir and in the root dir of freedos, nothing worked.
What versions are you us
To be taken out, go here: http://www.macromed.ws/uns.htm
Steve Nickolas - Using Windoze wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sory for this extremely late answer, but what i meant was: when did the
FreeDOS spec get changed?
Imre
Such a change would be news to me. To my knowledge the standard is
still Borland C++ 3.10 and TASM, or Turbo C++ 1.01 and Arrowsof
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
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You need to specify DEVICE NAME. ATAPICDD.SYS assumes some strange name,
but definately not FDCD000x
batchfile (cd will be drive X:):
@echo off
devload atapicdd.sys /D:FDCD0001
shsucdx /D:FDCD0001,X
depending on which version will determine what the default
name is (and ot
Hello,
I have just installed FreeDOS on my duel boot Windows / Linux PC. I
attempted to install it on d: but it has interfered with Windows, which is on
my C: When I select Windows from the lilo menu I now get the following
message and the computer hangs:-
Loading FreeDOS No KERNEL SYS
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