Bart Oldeman wrote: > > no, the problem is that you don't have "readlink". But fortunately we can > read a link using "ls" and, that combined with "sed" gives us a the poor > man's readlink: > > BOOT_DIR_PATH=`ls -l $HOME/.dosemu/drives/c | sed 's/.* \([^ > ]*\)$/\1/'`/.. (line 245 of the script). > Please try this instead of my previous workaround. > > Bart
I'm using RedHat 8 here. I went ahead and installed tetex to see what happens. I then made a copy of the dosemu/bin directory, placing the copy in usr/local/share/dosemu, which is where my msdos directory is. Otherwise I found the script couldn't find ../dosemu.bin. Okay, now I get this when I run ./xdosemu: OR: Unable to allocate memory pool ERROR: lowmem_alloc failed for 10240 ERROR: Unable to allocate memory pool ERROR: lowmem_alloc failed for 10240 ERROR: Unable to allocate memory pool ERROR: lowmem_alloc failed for 10240 ERROR: Unable to allocate memory pool ERROR: lowmem_alloc failed for 10240 ERROR: Unable to allocate memory pool ERROR: lowmem_alloc failed for 10240 ERROR: Unable to allocate memory pool ERROR: lowmem_alloc failed for 10240 ERROR: Unable to allocate memory pool ERROR: lowmem_alloc failed for 10240 ERROR: Unable to allocate memory pool Then xdosemu finally loads, with this as the final line before the C prompt: "Welcome to dosemu !" - 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
