I've updated to latest Wine on OS X (previous version was few weeks
old),
and now cmd prompt works okay (now colors are ugly but at least
visible),
and it still can't run DOS executables, but it can run Win16
application,
in more or less usable way. I have only one Win16 app on my HDD, so it
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009, Phil Krylov wrote:
> This is an Ubuntu 9.04 on an Athlon 1800+ PC with all updates and Wine
> taken from WineHQ repository: 1.1.20~winehq~ubuntu~8.04-0ubuntu1. Hmmm
> the Wine repository refers to 8.04, probably i did not update the
> address. Anyway, it works:
> http://tuffnat
Nice see nc.exe
Norton commander!
2009/10/12 Phil Krylov :
> On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 12:28 AM, Przemyslaw Czerpak
> wrote:
>> On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
>>> You are right Przemyslaw my mistake
>>> The console aplication that I test was compiled using Harbour
>>> Talking with a fri
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 12:28 AM, Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
>> You are right Przemyslaw my mistake
>> The console aplication that I test was compiled using Harbour
>> Talking with a friend of mine , make me notes that diference
>> and trying a real 16 bi
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
> You are right Przemyslaw my mistake
> The console aplication that I test was compiled using Harbour
> Talking with a friend of mine , make me notes that diference
> and trying a real 16 bit binary , not work
Looks that I was wrong and WINE has some own V
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Phil Krylov wrote:
> > None of pure DOS application can work because WINE does not have
> > code necessary to execute them.
> Sorry, you're wrong. It's been long since I tried to run any 16-bit
> DOS apps using Wine (BTW it's written like this, not WINE), but they
> (not all bu
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 6:10 PM, Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
> None of pure DOS application can work because WINE does not have
> code necessary to execute them.
Sorry, you're wrong. It's been long since I tried to run any 16-bit
DOS apps using Wine (BTW it's written like this, not WINE), but they
You are right Przemyslaw my mistake
The console aplication that I test was compiled using Harbour
Talking with a friend of mine , make me notes that diference
and trying a real 16 bit binary , not work
Bruno
2009/10/12 Przemyslaw Czerpak
> On Sun, 11 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
On Sun, 11 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
Hi,
> I think that some configuration may be necesary
> I don' t use wine dos emulation , but what you see in the png file
> is a real clipper old aplication running in my home directory in kubuntu
> linux
> using wine 1.1.26
> only one click and it run
I think that some configuration may be necesary
I don' t use wine dos emulation , but what you see in the png file
is a real clipper old aplication running in my home directory in kubuntu
linux
using wine 1.1.26
only one click and it run without use the wineconsole command
I don' t know if it i
On Sat, 10 Oct 2009, Ciro Vargas C wrote:
> Sorry but Wine support DOS applications.
> please test it and you got surpraised
I think you will be surprised if you create pure DOS application.
Let's try:
/*** t76.prg ***/
proc main()
? date(), time()
? os()
? version()
? procname()
We can continue this discussion forever :) but I can assure you
that Wine on OS X _doesn't_ support DOS. I've posted the error
message. (Well, maybe it does some more when run from wine
cmd prompt, but as I wrote in a prev mail, here the color scheme
is black on black, so it's difficult to see it
Thanks Teo.
I've eased on my plans. I'll probably settle with dosbox
for simple Clipper compatibility tests, this is easily
available via MacPorts on OS X.
For more demanding tests like Harbour builds on MS-DOS
host, I'll use dosemu under Linux just like before, I
want to do such thing quite rar
We can continue this discussion forever :) but I can assure you
that Wine on OS X _doesn't_ support DOS. I've posted the error
message. (Well, maybe it does some more when run from wine
cmd prompt, but as I wrote in a prev mail, here the color scheme
is black on black, so it's difficult to see it
Look at this printscreen in my linux box
http://www.lw3dtr.com.ar/images/dos.png
Bruno
2009/10/10 Ciro Vargas C
> Sorry but Wine support DOS applications. please test it and you got
> surpraised
>
> Best
> regards
> Ciro
>
> 2009/10/10 Viktor Szakáts :
> > Hi Ciro,
> >
> >> Hi Viktor:
> >>
>
Sorry but Wine support DOS applications. please test it and you got surpraised
Best
regards
Ciro
2009/10/10 Viktor Szakáts :
> Hi Ciro,
>
>> Hi Viktor:
>>
>> Wine has a configuration file where you can assign a drive letter to a
>> folder.
>> You can edit this file with normal text linux editor
Hello Viktor,
On Oct 9, 2009, at 5:34 PM, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Hi All,
I'm looking for a preinstalled FreeDOS in a VMWare VM.
Anybody knows about such thing?
I have MS-DOS running under Linux in DOSEMU, but I'd like
to have one in a separate VM. Can't get through normal
install process.
[
On OS X Snow Leopard, this launches a cmd session (which BTW
isn't equal to DOS support per se), and the result is a window
where I can see a blinking cursor and everything appears in
black on black background. It seems to work for basic
commands (like 'exit'), but I can't see anything.
Brgds,
Vi
Hi Ciro,
Hi Viktor:
Wine has a configuration file where you can assign a drive letter to
a folder.
You can edit this file with normal text linux editor or use wineconf.
If the folder is in another machine, before activate the NFS daemon.
and mount the folder in the current machine from th
The console command in Wine is
wineconsole cmd
this starts a windows command console
And i you try to click some DOS excutables may be you get a surprise :-)
Bruno
2009/10/10 Przemyslaw Czerpak
> On Fri, 09 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
> > Did you try to execute DOS aplications in WINE ?
Wine executes DOS applications from some time ago
It have a Wine CMD console too
I try severall clipper applications with sucessfull
Bruno
See this
http://www.winehq.org/myths
2009/10/10 Przemyslaw Czerpak
> On Fri, 09 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
> > Did you try to execute DOS aplica
Hi Viktor:
Wine has a configuration file where you can assign a drive letter to a folder.
You can edit this file with normal text linux editor or use wineconf.
If the folder is in another machine, before activate the NFS daemon.
and mount the folder in the current machine from the another like
On Fri, 09 Oct 2009, Bruno Luciani wrote:
> Did you try to execute DOS aplications in WINE ?
> works very well
AFAIK it's impossible and WINE cannot be used to execute
DOS applications.
Are you sure that you eve executed DOS binaries using WINE?
What file shows for such binaries?
best regards,
Pr
Thanks Bruno, that did the trick!
Now I have to find out how to mount the host
system as a drive :)
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009 Oct 10, at 04:46, Bruno Luciani wrote:
I think that DOSEMU isn't it a good choice too
Wine works better than DOSEMU
May be your choice is good , freedos in vmware
Take a
I think that DOSEMU isn't it a good choice too
Wine works better than DOSEMU
May be your choice is good , freedos in vmware
Take a look at this link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIxK9qO95p8
Bruno
2009/10/9 Viktor Szakáts
> Hi Bruno,
>
> Did you try to execute DOS aplications in WINE ?
>
Hi Bruno,
Did you try to execute DOS aplications in WINE ?
works very well
Thanks for the tip.
Since I'd like to use it for Clipper/DOS reference
testing in context of Harbour development, I'd
like to use a DOS environment as close to MS-DOS
as possible, wine seems to thick of a layer for
th
Did you try to execute DOS aplications in WINE ?
works very well
Bruno
2009/10/9 Viktor Szakáts
> Hi All,
>
> I'm looking for a preinstalled FreeDOS in a VMWare VM.
>
> Anybody knows about such thing?
>
> I have MS-DOS running under Linux in DOSEMU, but I'd like
> to have one in a separate VM.
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