Hi, I am new to using dosemu. I need it for a compiler that compiles Code for a Micricontroller an runs under MSDOS. I would like to use it just as it was a normal linux compiler. I thougt of writing some sort of wrapper script that will execute "dosemu -I '^Mx:\bin\mycomp.exe --options'". This script would then have to copy the input file to a temp disk e.g. /dos-tmp that was mounted via lredir, call dosemu and copy the output file back. It would also have to parse the output of the compiler so that only messages of the compiler occur on screen. Is there some command line option to dosemu for this? Do you think this is the right attempt to do domething like this?
With my first installation on a Debian system I still have some problems, when I start dosemu it simply exits again, displaying only this text: # dosemu DOSEMU will run on _this_ terminal. To exit you need to execute 'exitemu' from within DOS, because <Ctrl>-C and 'exit' won't work! Note, that DOS needs 25 lines and xterm per default has only 24, so you might want to enlarge it before continuing. Hint: if you want $HOME as DOS drive D:, use '-home' option Now type ENTER to start DOSEMU or <Ctrl>C to cancel\n Sometimes this works and sometimes it doesn't. Why could this be? If I get past this then by typing a few commands it will for sure throw me out. When I do a cd and then a dir it just exits without saying anything. Is there a log that I could analyze? I am using a standard Debian installation with dosemu 1.0.2.1 Thanks for help Eddy - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-msdos" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
