Hi,
If i use FreeDos in VMWARE i get no Sound.
Wich Drivers i have to install?
I set the OS to MS-DOS.
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i.m allso blind. And use FreeDos with Asap.
Your idea could be interesting for someone who don’t know howto Setup a
Screenreader without assestive guide.
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Hi,
Freedos runs pritty well on modern devices. But are there any Drivers for the
generic realtec soundchips? I that is not the case, is there a Kind of
soundcards wich can be used as well under FreeDOS as under Windows 10?
Eric
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Hi Eric ;-)
> Freedos runs pretty well on modern devices. But are th
But thank you for this Information! ☺
Eric
Von: Eric Auer
Gesendet: Freitag, 27. März 2020 23:41
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Hi Eric ;-)
> Freedos runs pretty well on modern devices. But are there any
> drivers f
i know the channel because i'm alls.o a member of the Macebook group.
Am 20.09.2021 01:40 schrieb Jim Hall :Hi everyone!
We have a YouTube channel to demonstrate FreeDOS and to show off cool
DOS programs that you can run on FreeDOS. I usually upload new videos
every week - although I haven't
On Saturday 23 September 2006 21:22, Marcel Tschudin wrote:
> After the hint on Microsoft I tried to install their Virtual Server 2005,
> but it refuses an installation on Windows XP Home edition...
>
> Now I'm on the page of VMware and wonder what would be more appropriate for
> my application, th
st machine, even if
you only allocate minimal RAM to the guest OS.
Hope this helps.
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I have two hard drives. The first (HDA) looks like this:
HDA1: Dell rescue (FAT)
HDA2: WinXP
HDA3: Windows swap
The second look like this:
HDB1: Spare 1.4 GB
HDB2: NetBSD
HDB3: Kubuntu
HDB5: Linux swap
HDB6: Linux /boot
HDB7: NTFS drive (D:)
HDB8: Shared FAT partition (M:)
HDB9: Lin
I have a Sony Vaio PCG-C!VN laptop, which has a 1024x480 screen size. I'd like
to install FreeDOS on it, but the display is such that it leaves large amounts
of unused black space on both sides of the screen. Is there a way to set the
display so that I can use the entire screen?
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Hi Wolfram,
> If you are into experimenting a bit, try
e: Wednesday, December 3, 2008, 3:11 PM
> Eric Auer schrieb:
> > Hi!
> >
> >> Antivirus for DOS is good like Antivirus for *any
> barely used OS*,
> >> because the barely used OS isn't target for
> viruses.
> >
> > True, although you get the
There is a dos-based commercial forensic tool called safeback that you could
purchase.
Alternatively, you could search for a dos port of dd, or use a Linux or BSD
based live CD or floppy and use the dd command. There are a few very small
linux distros that fit on a floppy and run on the types
Is it possible to install FreeDOS 1.0 on a Windows 95/98 machine without
it installing the boot loader into the Windows 98 partition?
I have an old laptop with Windows 98 and Linux. I use Grub to
multiboot, so I don't need the FreeDOS boot loader, and don't want to
interfere with the Win98 par
S. As it is
server / client and wants an Oracle DB, and the clients need Java
and at least 128 MB RAM, it definitely does not target DOS users ;-).
Some of the Linux POS packages will probably run on pretty simple
PCs, though.
Please add your collected "nice POS
(directories, FATs) is left intact...
(by Convar)
http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/driverescue19d.html
(undelete for FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and a bit of NTFS, for Win32, freeware)
Eric
PS: Convar also has "smart recovery" - same undelete idea, but optimized
for flash disks and similar stuff t
x based rescue / install CD-ROMs and of modern Linux install
CD-ROMs.
Eric
PS: You can even do dual VGA display with DOS ;-).
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Hi all, as the "editors on old PCs" topic still has some
attention: My spin-off variant EDIT 0.7c works properly on
8086 / 8088 (PC-XT) computers, even with 84-key keyboard.
Hint hint ;-).
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/stuff/soft/by-others/edit07c.zip
Aitor has asked (when 0.7
risk.
You can get the new FDAPM at
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/stuff/soft/fdapm-2005may23.zip
Thanks for testing :-).
Eric
PS: I got reports that QEMU can miss keyboard IRQs when FDAPM APMDOS
is used with EMM386. If you have QEMU and/or have TASM (to compile
modified test versions of EMM386) pleas
ome unknown file meanings: ata -> cdrom?, compress -> like LZSS?,
remdisk/remquit/remserv and serlink/serserv -> network/link cable
drive letters like FileMaven/Laplink/InterLnk?, rsz/disk2img/dump -> ROM
related?, comm/transfer -> serial link stuff? stac
esting and
comparing!
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PS: How about their mscdex/smartdrv/vdisk/mode compared to shsucdx/lba-
cache/xmsdsk (or tdsk)/mode? Experiences?
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I think that Mans did not use the /L option. He probably allowed
SHSUCDX to select a drive letter itself, but there were just not
enough drive letters left over. Using LASTDRIVE=Y will help :-).
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the other programs from a beta 8 CD, but it is
probably better to download the programs which you want separately, e.g.
SETEDIT editor, OpenWatcom C/C++ and Arachne internet suite (www/mail/ftp).
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PS to Arkady about FREEVER: Freever can do much more than CALLVER. The
problem is that the FRE
mage file]
but you should read the exeflat help for details: There are a
kernel-specific UPX option and options to inform exeflat of any
number of "expected" relocation segments. For "unexpected"
relocations, exeflat will produce a log on the screen.
Eric
PS: Wou
Hi Mike,
> > http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/stuff/soft/specials/callver.zip
> There does not appear to be any documentation with this program. However,
> I assume that it either only works with FreeDOS...
> I attempted to use it under Win98SE DOS...
> CALLVER 6.22
or want to show some radical style by mixing
drivers without reason ;-). And, by the way, it is GOOD that only
FDXMS286 supports 286. The overhead / development work to get some
combined driver "from 286 to 4 GBytes" would certainly not be worth
the effort given the lack of living 286 PCs t
Hi, news for Arachne users:
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/stuff/soft/lbacache-2005jun19.zip
is the first LBAcache which LOCKs the used XMS handle. Arachne
users sometimes need this if they use the xswap feature: If xswap
moves XMS data to disk while LBAcache uses the same XMS driver to
cache
386.exe X=TEST SB VDS
Far too many people try I=... when they should be using X=TEST.
I recommend to remove examples of I=... from our sample (or even
worse: default?) configurations to avoid bad I=... inspiration.
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For FD*XMS*, you have one "up to 64MB" version and one "unlimited" version,
and the "up to 64MB" version is smaller on disk and in RAM. You also have a
third version, FDXMS286. This works on 286 CPU and is limited to 64 MB (on
286 even 16 MB) RAM.
Eric
PS: Suppo
boot-related stuff in the isolinux directory.
The files in isolinux/data are probably the files which are actually
used during booting: Info texts, MEMDISK, a logo, and a 360k disk image.
Eric
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> > mkisofs -b image/boot.img -c boot.cat -A FreeDOS \
> > -o /mnt/dos/mycdimag -
the list archive, I am
sure this topic has been pondered before, probably also
in context of AC97 (or HDA) soundcards and the lack of
drivers for them for old games.
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available for free for most operating systems :-) DOS
boots, then loads CD drivers, then uses the other DOS
things that you can readily see on the bootable CD :-)
SD cards in DOS, you typically have them in USB
readers, which are in turn supported by the BIOS, which
supports generic USB disk-like media such as USB sticks
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In response to Eric, I have tried DOSemu and I did manage to get the
serial ports to work. I had a few problems with it, though. Neither the
PC speaker or the Sound Blaster worked. To be honest I’m not sure if the
netbook I was running it on has a PC speaker anyways
Hi Guillem,
> In response to Eric, I have tried DOSemu and I did manage to get the
> serial ports to work. I had a few problems with it, though. Neither the
> PC speaker or the Sound Blaster worked. To be honest I’m not sure if the
> netbook I was running it on has a PC spe
is too much RAM or disk or
CPU speed, but at least for FreeDOS, things should work fine.
Note: Make sure to NOT use GPT partitioning in Linux, but use a
classical MBR partitioning scheme! Otherwise, DOS will not yet
be able to use you
special "DOS boxes".
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of your client software ported to MacOS, as you could guess.
I may have missed some other possibilities, but that was what
my interpretation of X for DOS and Windows possibilitie
on occasion. Details? Instructions?
I remember that when I use too many script, ad and gimmick
blockers on Linux, using a download helper plugin to find
the video URL and watching that in VLC is sometimes faster
than having to unblock bells & whistles in my b
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c:\fdos\bin\ as expected.
Which version of FreeDOS were you installing from? One of the CD
ISO images, I assume? By making the ISO visible as a virtualbox
virtual CD? Or by burning it to real CD or DVD first? The latter
should not be necessary, I am just tryin
his because the string is no C style
string with a NUL character at the end. You could use
strncmp(string1, string2, 8) to compare only the first
eight bytes, which will probably work fine for you :-)
Eric
> (I'm using tiny memory model and link .COM instead of .EXE, for
> mini
ffer. Unless you explicitly
say you only want to compare the first 8 bytes.
In short, you still have to use strncmp() here.
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Note that CPU-power-wise there is not that much making-use-of for
XT mainboards. However, you could always put RomOS in some EPROM
on some ISA network card for your mainboards - or do a net boot!
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ip the files to the freedos dir on
your target disk (e.g. DOS partition on harddisk)
as unzipping is the main install step anyway. You
will still miss the other installer details done
with the ZIPs, but you will have the contents :-)
Eric
PS: Try setting the controller to which your CD/DVD
or BluRay
COM port mouse somewhere, not just USB?
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has a calendar and an ASCII table. Just a nice small
multi-file text editor as default FreeDOS editor :-)
With TDE, SETEDIT or the Unicode editors, you get a
lot more power. They work on any 386 or newer PC, in
the Unicode case any 386 with VGA or better graph
> http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15785527/drivers.zip
but due to some Sourceforge / Opera incompatibility, Jack
can not announce it here himself? What is new in which zip?
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in various version or other DPMI drivers? And, if
I may be curious, what program are you writing which will
enjoy having more than 2 GB of RAM in DOS?
Regards, Eric :-)
> Why mem.exe returns "Total memory" 3 612 188K but EAX=500h/int 31h
> (and EAX=0xff90/int 21h by DOS32A) returns
, and so on. You could
ask http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/doc/rbinter/id/50/17.html
(int 15.e820) to get a list of which area is for what :-)
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"why is there no LibreOffice and Firefox for DOS". You
know that there are none. They do not, they think there can
be a professional DOS which basically is like Win or Linux,
just "better" in some unknown, magical DOS way.
For people who
s not mirrored
on Ibiblio, but some users may still want to install it
and share their experiences on this DOS mailing list :-)
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actually small swap is not enough.
The above is from recommendations for "deskwork", a
Windows style GUI for DOS with some deskwork-specific
software and a distinctive star trek TNG style look.
That also suggests in win.ini, in the [windows] part:
DefaultQueueSize=16 (for improved speed)
hink about QEMU, VirtualBox, VMWare,
Bochs and similar. With Linux and Windows as host operating system.
By the way: There recently was a big security hole in the "floppy"
of several open source virtual PC solutions, please update if you
are using those on servers. Or at least disable the vi
further. Bret probably could help with USB :-)
Regards, Eric
* sometimes you can switch to classic SATA mode in your CMOS
BIOS setup, but AHCI is faster, as it allows NCQ and other
things for multi thread friendly I/O, so it is often default
chnology has improved since then,
so replacement caps of better quality (low ESR, 105C
temp range) should fit the same mechanical size. Yet
mainboards often have multi layer PCB and lots of tiny
features, so you still have to be experienced to get
them soldered properly :-)
Sorry about the off-top
the first place.
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:-) Back in ISA days,
PnP simply meant "auto-select non-colliding I/O port bases, IRQ etc.".
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or printers, your mileage may
vary - they may at least support plain text but that might indeed
depend on some Windows driver "activating" the printer at boot.
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netcat for DOS. In some cases, you can also use a browser to config
printers which provide a web interface, sometimes also allowing to
upload and print files. I guess IPP is a popular pri
ve way is to read out the raw audio data
and then either store that as WAV, convert it to OGG
or MP3, or play it directly. I think this is now the
more common way of accessing audio on CD via a PC :-)
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by a factor of 8/3 (2.66) or zoom independently
in X and Y direction, giving a slight distortion.
As 8/3 and 2.7 are not integer values, you will get a
regular pattern of zoom artifacts. Some monitors are
better than others in making those artifacts bearable.
Regards, Eric
lets you select one of several zoom settings.
Cheers, Eric
PS: DOS will often use the DEFAULT BIOS text mode of 720x400, but as
720 is a weird fraction of 1920, this might look less smooth... There
even are funky mode setting tools for DOS, too, so in theory, a text
mode of 106x67 characters, 9x16 fo
e the update helps you? :-)
Regards, Eric
>> It could be an incorrect or buggy driver, dunno. The only way to know
>> would be to try something else. But I'm not sure of a "good"
>> alternative. I don't even know where to (reliably) find such old DOS
>&g
factor of 1.6 to reach the physical
resolution of your old LCD screen may or may not look smooth, but
at least the zoom factor is the same horizontally and verticall
or 136]
>> C:\>
If the floppy was not formatted before and you do not
want to rely on automatic detection of that, you may
want to explicitly request low level formatting with
FORMAT A: /U
See also
designed more for being tested and less for taking the risky (?)
step of interacting with your other operating systems & user data.
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or example DOS32A as a modern
replacement of DOS4GW :-)
Cheers, Eric
PS: FreeCOM and kernel also affect A20 by using XMS swap
and the high memory area (HMA). You can try a non-XMS-swap
version of FreeCOM and/or tell th
and your earlier tests.
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designed with 286 or 386 or XMS 2 in mind, lacking imagination
that usable RAM could exist beyond the first 16 or 64 MB... ;-)
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understand your mail correctly, probably is drive "C:" when
you boot DOS. As you also seem to have Windows 7 on the same
computer, I guess that your Windows partitions are all NTFS.
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>> Thanks guys! Sorry for the late response, and Eric I will consider the
>> xharbour, thank you!
>
> I never used it, but that old XHarbour is (AFAIK) abandoned (for DOS)
> and somewhat hard to use (and IIRC needs a C compiler for backend).
> Don't pi
Hi Rugxulo, FreeDOS users,
forwarding something interesting from the forum from you ;-)
http://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_entry.php?id=14456
Cheers, Eric
MetaDOS 0.2 (network-aware floppy .img, 100% open source) (Announce)
posted by Rugxulo(R) Homepage E-mail, Usono, 15.09.2015, 02:14
install) compared to a simple boot CD.
In short, what you want is a boot floppy, floppy distro or live
CD, but you can also use a boot floppy or floppy distro to make
a boot CD and you can use the install CD as minimalist boot CD.
Cheers, Eric
www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files
ettings should be used for the expansion, go
to the BIOS setup and configure it there :-)
Regards, Eric
PS: You can indeed try using newer FreeDOS kernel, MODE or other
tools, but printer port access is rather low level so it should
not depend much on help from DOS. It is more about configuration.
PCI expansion card take the LPT1 slot without having
to mess with more or less weird PCI configuration tools.
Cheers, Eric
PS: CMOS used to be the place where BIOS stores config data
so I sort of use BIOS setup and CMOS setup as synonyms now
alternatives for HIMEMX to try out.
Last but not least, you could try STACKSHIGH or larger stacks,
but putting stacks HIGH might have side effects itself as well.
Regards, Eric
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> DOS=HIGH,UMB
> DEVICEHIGH=C:\NET\PROTMAN.DOS /i:C:\NET
> DEVICEHIGH=C:\NET
ly better: Use DOSEMU) to gather data that
DOS sends to LPT1 and forward it to the Linux printer driver, a
file or directly to the physical printer port. Read the docs :-)
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> If I already have a .ISO file is there a way to write it to CD in a DOS
> only computer ?
While DOS based CD burning software exists, it is probably
easier to use the SHSUCD driver family to "mount" the ISO,
so you can use it in DOS without having to bur
software list can often be installed
using FDNPKG and Mateusz' web repository for added comfort.
Cheers, Eric
> I am looking for a dos editor that can handle large files. Wordstar
> will work in the non-document mode but it truncate files if there is an
> ascii 26 (end of file) chara
ot; that you should
use the already existing port on your mainboard. You
may use PCI PnP config tools to change the "thinking".
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here was no printer port without that card
or the PCI card printer port is active but on some non-
standard I/O base...
My preferred theory is still that there WOULD be some
possibility to connect a slot bracket on the mainboard
but have a look at your manual and BIOS setup to check.
Regards, Er
chipsets directly, so if you have no
need for game sound, I suggest a cheap PCI or PCIe soundcard
with a chipset directly supported by mplayer or mpxplay :-)
You can also try Covox (printer port) sound for games and try
running DOS stuff in Dosemu or Dosbox in Linux or Windows...
Che
Hi!
> Eric, I have bought 3 PCIe sound cards advertised as DOS/SB compatible
> and none have worked. Perhaps we need a list of working PCIe cards?
Modern mainboards fail to provide some aspects of ISA-awareness to
make hardware emulation on PCI / PCIe cards work. However, you can
try so
E or www.joewing.net/projects/jwm/
I personally find XFCE more versatile but also heavier than LXDE:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems#Adding_a_window_manager
Have not tested OpenBox, IceWM, Fluxbox or FVWM-Crystal yet, you?
The old FVWM2 or FVWM95 might be enough, if
We have DOS drivers which are able to simulate a CD/DVD directly
from the ISO :-)
> 3) Copy the all_cd.iso file to the hard drive and run SHUCDHD then install
> from the hard drive iso file. This works very well and has the coolness
Exactly
comments as well :-)
Planned read-ahead size is 64 kB (32 sectors) in XDVD2 but
only active if XHDD cache size is 60+ MB with 64 kB blocks
as both drivers work together with a single combined cache.
Regards, Eric
PS: The above is of course a simplification of those topics
her issues which have accumulated in the last
ten (!) years before doing a new release. Please let me know
if you know about fix-worthy smaller bugs with MODE 2005 :-)
The bug is http://sourceforge.net/p/freedos/bugs/142/ and was
caused by shifting some bits not far enough before a BIOS call.
Cheers
t... If your computer can ONLY
boot from UEFI and no longer includes BIOS, you will first have
to load BIOS modules from UEFI, maybe (for example) a SeaBIOS.
If somebody has experience with this, it would be nice if they
could share step by step instructions for SeaBIOS-ing to DOS :-)
ess to HMA
space at all inside config.sys, so you would have to delay those
driver loads to autoexec - other DOS variants are more flexible.
Regards, Eric
PS: When you boot Windows or Linux, the protected mode disk drivers
of the operating system are usually activated BEFORE any V86 tasks
get the
Jack writes:
Eric,
Re: your FD-User post about "new BIOS" UltraDMA errors, the post has
"just a few" ERRORS, which you need to correct:
First, the title of your post, "BIOS with broken UDMA needs DOS disk
driver loaded before JEMMEX", should be changed. Ins
y MS HIMEM? That risk is
indeed plausible. Luckily MS never shipped anything similar to his
UIDE drivers, so UIDE cannot be based on MS DOS source codes :-)
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If the topic REALLY interests you, please start a
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8086 viability based on a summary of old threads.
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