Hello John, I'm supose that you're using default settings and the dosemu dir was created inside your $HOME directory.
Try this: Step 1: create a subdirectory in your freedos directory and mount your Windows partition to it like: cd $HOME/dosemu mkdir windows mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 $HOME/dosemu/windows Step 2: edit your dosemu.conf that is in conf subdirectory and change line $hd_image to "windows". After this your line at dosemu.conf should look like this: $_hdimage = "windows" Step 3: run dosemu. I use this configuration here and works well running a Clipper application acessing database. Hope this can help you. Anderson Ataides. Em Ter�a 02 Abril 2002 08:36, John J. Boyer escreveu: > Hello, > I have dosemu-1.1.3 running. It seems to try to use hda1, which is my > Windows partition. That partition is set to stop at dos and not to load > Windows automatically. I have renamed the config.sys and autoexec.bat > files so they won't be found. When I start dosemu in my user directory it > complains that an xms driver was found, so it must be trying to use hda1. > But it then goes into freedos instead of dos 7.10, and a dir command shows > the freedos root, instead of the real root directory. Some of you have > corresponded privately with me, but it seems that my system is set up > differently, probably because of using the latest version of dosemu. There > is no dosemu.conf in /etc. After the first time I start dosemu in a > directory, there is a dosemu directory which contains a conf subdirectory. > I can edit dosemu.conf in this directory. The changes take effect the next > time I run dosemu EXCEPT for the partition specification. If I put > /dev/hda1 in the hdimage line, it just returns to Linux with no error > message. /dev/hda1 is not mounted. > So what gives? > Thanks. > John - 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
