Steve Turner wrote:
> The DOSEMU precompiled user notes say way less than they should.
> What follows is almost a "follow the bouncing ball", but you will
> still have to think for yourself. If I'm going to do your job,
> I get your salary. Fair enough?
> 
>       1)  get the DOSEMU precompiled tgz
>       2)  get the freedos precompiled tgz
>               if either or both were {whatever}.tar.gz
>               then rename them to {whatever}.tgz
>       3)  cd           (or: cd $HOME )
>       4)  mkdir dosemu
>       5)  put BOTH downloaded tgz's in $HOME/dosemu
>       6)  tar -xzf freedos{whatever}.tgz
>               do this one first or you will have problems.
>               even if you plan to only run real partition
>               you still have to do this. Yep - have to!
>       7)  tar -xzf dosemu{whatever}.tgz
>       8)  NOW - you must become root (su - root and give password)
>               mkdir /var/lib/dosemu
>               chmod 755 /var/lib/dosemu
>               leave it empty
>               exit the su sublogin
>       9)  in the $HOME/dosemu directory
>               rm dosemu     (this script forces failure)
I renamed it to 'dog'
>               rm xdosemu    (destroy the now useless link too)
I just left it
>               ln -s $HOME/dosemu/bin/dosemu.bin  dos
>               ln -s $HOME/dosemu/bin/dosemu.bin  xdos 
Since 4)  mkdir dosemu; and 6)  tar -xzf ... makes a further dosemu,
my dosemu.bin is at: /home/crg/dosemu/dosemu/bin/ =
$HOME/dosemu/dosemu/bin/

>       10) what happens next is dependent on how you intend to
>             use the emulator. 
>             IF YOU INTEND TO BE THE ONLY ONE USING THE EMULATOR:
>               A) If only using the freedos "synthetic mode"
>                      then do the "A" list below.
>               B) If only using the real partition mode
>                    then do the "B" list below.

What does this mean ?
I just copy my dos-application to .../freedos/tmp/ 
Is this freedos "synthetic mode" ?

>       11) Having started the DOSEMU at least once by now you may
>               look into your $HOME location for a .dosemu directory.
>             In it is a subdir called drives.

How do you 'start it' ?
I chose to ./dos  - which links to the executable dosemu/bin/dosemu.bin
which reports that my libc.so.6 lacks the needed LIBC_2.2, which is true.
As previously reported I'm using RH 6.2

With everything else being 'so alpha', I have no intention of getting
LIBC_2.2.

Apparently it is possible to drive par-port(s) from Ver 1.0.2 ?  


Thanks, 

== Chris Glur.

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