Hi Tom,
> now it would be interesting to hear about these 'heavy' updates, that
> happened completely in the dark for FreeDOS developers.
>
> what do they do? fix bugs? improve compatibility? where are they
> documented?
>
> it would be cool to let the freedos kernel developers decide if these
Hi Eric,
> And for various reasons, Stas has spent a lot of work to pull
> most of the FreeDOS kernel over into the protected mode space
> in context of dosemu2. That module is now called fdpp. It lacks
> the init-text and the hma-text part runs on the Linux side,
> with dosemu-specific connectors
Hi Jim, everybody,
> I get a lot of the emails you described. People email me to ask why
> FreeDOS doesn't run on their Raspberry Pi like Linux does .. or why
> FreeDOS can't take advantage of multiple CPUs and cores like Linux
> does .. or why FreeDOS can't run on their UEFI-only system (no
> "
