nd above, 486 is not supported :(
Not true. UMBPCI is for motherboards with PCI chipsets. It worked well on my
last FreeDOS box, AMD K6-II with some Intel chipset. It could work on 486s
with PCI chipsets (some newer 486s). Of course, not all PCI chipsets are
supported.
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-color graphics drivers. And AFAIK, for VESA SuperVGA there is only 800x600
driver. (without the ability to change display refresh rate, even on VESA 3.0
cards)
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led "LoadMessage", some technical stuff:
If I remember correctly, there is already some Cats Pascal implementation by
Aitor, written few years ago. Can't find the URL right now.
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ogin and password to their input.
And on some environments users even will not have ability to have SMB/NetWare
login and password the same, because server will force password change after
nn logins.
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after
login and automatically enter login and password (if I have local and
NetWare/SMB login/password the same, I don't want to enter password twice).
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pter 14 "Installable device drivers":
"The operating-system services that the initialization code can invoke at load
time are very limited only Int 21H Functions 01H through 0CH and 30H. These
are just adequate to check the MS-DOS version number and display a
driver-identification
enter 8th ASCII character
as Alt+8 will always do Backspace.
And special chars is entered only with NumPad digits, not the "normal" ones.
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hd0,0)
kernel /boot/my_kernel_filename
title=FreeDOS
rootnoverify (hd0,2)
chainloader +1
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h Library http://www.swift-tools.net/Flash/
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have decent LFN support ;-)
>
> (for non-LFN apps, use Docume~1 or whatever).
Maybe C:\DOCUMENT\username?
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Hmm, "set HOME=%_CWD%" is better IMHO, because that gives you a choice - set
different HOME for each user or not. :)
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quot;set
HOME=C:\PROFILES\%USER%" or similar command).
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I had problems with DJGPP (long compile times, mystical error messages) until
I removed FreeDOS EMM386 from my CONFIG.SYS.
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Thursday 17 March 2005 18:49, GNU_man rakstÄja:
> Hello everyone, I have a question regarding compilation of C
> pr
> So - What can I do with Freedos that I cannot currently do with my laptop?
Well, you will be able to get support from FreeDOS users community :)
But If seriously - what laptop do you have? which OS do you run on it
currently?
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> I don't know if DOS6's HIMEM works on 286 machines. Someone told me DOS
> 7.10 (Win98) only runs on 386+ machines.
MS-DOS 5 and 6 HIMEM.SYS works on 286 machines, I have used it on my first PC
(286) long time ago.
In MS-DOS 7.10 (Win98) even kernel runs only on 386+ machines.
Are there any command on FreeDOS that would halt or reboot the machines?
Though I know people always directly shutdown the machines when they
use MS-DOS, I think FreeDOS can provide this feature.
FDAPM does that.
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I'm working on a redesign of the FreeDOS.org web site. Well, not so
much a redesign, but a makeover to use xhtml instead of tables. This
will make it easier when/if I do a full redesign on the site, since I
can just change the CSS to create a new design.
Table design vs. CSS design and HTML
> Trouble with division by zero is ("Runtime Error 200") is common for
> _all_ programs, which compiled by TP/BP, notwithstanding if they are open
> or not. But your word "Borland application" may indicate, that you have
It is not a common bug for ALL programs compiled by TP/BP. It is bug for
> there are many free online services. Even hotmail is not so intrusive
> (adding a picture/logo..).
1) I want to use Latvian service
2) I want to have POP3 access, Hotmail has it?
3) Hotmail gives 100M for free?
I also have GMail account but it doesn't work with my Opera/7.54.
Kristaps
Bernd,
Sorry, but inbox.lv webmail adds these advertisements, I can't do anything
with this (except paying for mail). At home I use POP3+SMTP (which don't add
advertisements but have other problem - inbox.lv Sender Policy Framework
(SPF) allows sending @inbox.lv mails only from inbox.lv smtp se
> IIRC, it got yanked because the author had access to the M$ sources.
Theoretically, anybody has access to the MS-DOS sources. At least some time ago
they were freely downloadable from various websites.
Kristaps
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This is not only a problem with Descent. Such problem exists with other
installers running under FreeDOS kernel too. For example, you can't install
MS Network Client for DOS and, if I remember correctly, GalaxyWrite too, when
running under FreeDOS kernel.
Kristaps
Thursday 28 October 2004 15:
> systematically though I used some (dos & linux). My question is-
> Is it possible to describe an OS in short ? If yes, can any one do this for
> me? You also may provide some link on net. I am interested in knowing the
> difference between the RTOS and the one we frequently use. I have fair
> und
> 1) CD-ROM drives that attached to and ran off the parallel port.
This could be a problem, since each laptop manufacturer have different
external CD-ROM/Floppy drive, so, for example, IBM external CD-ROM will not
work with HP laptop.
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