Hallo Herr Thomas Mueller,
am 6. Oktober 2014 um 08:21 schrieben Sie:
from Eric Auer:
As you mention in another mail that this is about wireless network:
I am not aware of any new drivers for DOS for wireless network USB
sticks, extension cards or similar. However, you could connect your
When you run Pixel you have to enter the video mode you want before it
starts.
It comes with a test program that tells you what video modes are
available.
I think mode 179 gives you a full screen. I need some software to do the
same
thing for dos. Unfortunately Pixel resets when you exit.
cheers
I am pretty sure that this all goes to a simple point: video resolution.
Arachne is using graphic mode (640x480, IIRC), while the default DOS
prompt is in text mode (80x25 of 8x14 blocks, that is 640×350 pixels).
The video adapter embedded in your laptop is probably designed to do
nicely
from Eric Auer:
As you mention in another mail that this is about wireless network:
I am not aware of any new drivers for DOS for wireless network USB
sticks, extension cards or similar. However, you could connect your
laptop with a short network cable to a small wireless hub or similar.
Hi,
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 8:15 PM, Dale E Sterner sunbeam...@juno.com wrote:
I run DOS by itself not under another OS. All the so called DOS drivers
that
I've tried require Windows to be present. Without Windows they don't
work.
I tried the mode command; the screen stays the same size and
I have the Arachne source code. If I get a chance someday to read it;
perhaps I can figure out how they did it. Other than that I'll just have
to get use to mini screens.
cheers
DS
On Mon, 6 Oct 2014 10:17:24 -0500 Rugxulo rugx...@gmail.com writes:
Hi,
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 8:15 PM, Dale
Hi Karen,
In freedos I mean?
Has been a while since I asked. still I am considering a freedos
experiment for a laptop. I want to know if the tools needed and that work
have been investigated of late?
As you mention in another mail that this is about wireless network:
I am not aware of
Already tried display doctor and about a dozen sound drivers - all
failures.
cheers
DS
On Sat, 4 Oct 2014 19:03:00 -0700 Louis Santillan lpsan...@gmail.com
writes:
Scitech Display Doctor might help fix your display. There could also
be Linux documentation for the display issues. I would
I run DOS by itself not under another OS. All the so called DOS drivers
that
I've tried require Windows to be present. Without Windows they don't
work.
I tried the mode command; the screen stays the same size and the letters
get
smaller. Some of my software will run full screen when they run. I
In freedos I mean?
Has been a while since I asked. still I am considering a freedos
experiment for a laptop. I want to know if the tools needed and that work
have been investigated of late?
laptop only, I have no intention of changing my desktop to freedos.
Kare
I run FREEDOS on a DELL Lattitude on a cf chip instead of the ide
harddrive.
Ther's isn't any way to control screen resolution. FREEDOS runs as a tiny
screen
in the center - very annoying. I haven't found any dos sound driver that
work yet.
Movies run silent. Otherwise everything seems to work.
Scitech Display Doctor might help fix your display. There could also
be Linux documentation for the display issues. I would look for
something like that.
Find out about the details of the sound card. There's lots of sites
that have old drivers if you know something about your sound card.
Good
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