linux-msdos-digest         Sunday, August 6 2000       Volume 01 : Number 183

In this issue:

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From: Alistair MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 01:24:49 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: DOSEMU and large drives

On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Ralph Alvy wrote:

> Will dosemu be able to access partitions beyond the 8gb barrier? Normal DOS
> can't. I assume it will be able to, since it's relying  on linux to do that
> work for it.

If you mean partitions that *start*/*finish* beyond the barrier then, if
Linux/your system/etc. supports them, you should be able to. If you mean
partitions whose *size* breaks the 8Gb barrier then probably not, because
we still have to emulate the FAT.

Alistair


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From: Alistair MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 01:35:33 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: LFN support for DOSEMU,  interrupts source

On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, dgi_il wrote:
> (I dont know if the windows version that DOSEMU is supposed to give is
> supposed to be the kernel version of X version)

Do you mean can the version of windows that DOSEMU can run, run under X
or the console ? If so, the answer is either (although X is probably
easier) so long as you have the right drivers [use the trident drivers
under X]

However, Win3.1 doesn't have LFN support.

> I need help knowing where in the sources can I find the int 21h and int 2Fh
> source. I will write the code my-self and maybe it will be added to the
> official DOSEMU distro.. :)
> If any one has another suggestion, fell free to give mail-me

Lets see:

find . -name '*.[ch]' -print | xargs egrep -li '0x2[1f]'

(Good way of finding things quickly in code)

http://www.dosemu.org/docs/DANG/0.99/DANG-14.html

(Some information on the MFS system. Probably not enough. Please feel
free to add more to the source code ... 8-)

Beware of patents -- I belive MS may have a patent which prevents you
doing this. 

Alistair


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From: "Ralph Alvy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 07:29:01 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: DOSEMU and large drives

>If you mean partitions that *start*/*finish* beyond the barrier then, if
>Linux/your system/etc. supports them, you should be able to. If you mean
>partitions whose *size* breaks the 8Gb barrier then probably not, because
>we still have to emulate the FAT.
>
>Alistair
>

Thanks. That's what I wanted to hear.
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Ralph Alvy
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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From: Urban Widmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 20:49:10 +0200 (CEST)
Subject: [patch] imps/2 mouse support

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Hello

The lack of support in dosemu for mice using the IMPS/2 protocol forces me
to either not use the wheel in X (ps/2 mode, works fine in dosemu) or
close X before starting dosemu (xdos is not an option). Not very fun :(

Searching the archives for a solution I found at least one recent post
from someone with the same problem, and a negative answer if there was a
fix/workaround. After failing to get gpm to do anything useful with -R I
decided to try and copy the imps2 bits from gpm.

The attached patch adds support for mice in IMPS/2 mode. It does the
following:
+ Adds imps2 as a mouse type, activate by using 'imps2' in dosemu.conf
  (I forgot to add imps2 as a listed option to the sample dosemu.conf)
+ Adds an imps2 entry to the array of protocols.
  Since I don't know if it is ok to change the X protocol number I added
  imps2 last, making it necessary for a dummy entry in the 'proto' array.
+ Wierd initialization, taken from gpm. Without it X seems to get confused
  when switching back and forth.

imps2 appears to be just an extension of ps2 with one extra byte.

I know almost nothing about dosemu internals so this is probably the wrong
way to do it. But it does work (for me, for imps2, maybe everything else
is broken instead :) It would be nice to see imps2 supported by dosemu,
maybe this can help someone do it properly.


Please Cc any replies, I'm not on this list.

/Urban

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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 20:31:20 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: [patch] imps/2 mouse support

On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Urban Widmark wrote:

> The lack of support in dosemu for mice using the IMPS/2 protocol forces me
> to either not use the wheel in X (ps/2 mode, works fine in dosemu) or
> close X before starting dosemu (xdos is not an option). Not very fun :(

What's the problem with xdos? Too slow or not fullscreen or it doesn't
work or you can't tell?

> Searching the archives for a solution I found at least one recent post
> from someone with the same problem, and a negative answer if there was a
> fix/workaround. After failing to get gpm to do anything useful with -R I
> decided to try and copy the imps2 bits from gpm.

The method with gpm -R would be as follows:
start gpm with "gpm -R -t imps2". However, the redirector uses the
mousesystems protocol; in dosemu.conf you then have:

$_com1 = ""
$_mouse = "mousesystems"
$_mouse_dev = "/dev/gpmdata"
without a DOS mouse driver (using the internal mouse driver).

OR

$_com1 = "/dev/gpmdata"
$_mouse = "mousesystems"
$_mouse_dev = "com1"
with a DOS mouse driver.

The first of these two methods is recommended.

> I know almost nothing about dosemu internals so this is probably the wrong
> way to do it. But it does work (for me, for imps2, maybe everything else
> is broken instead :) It would be nice to see imps2 supported by dosemu,
> maybe this can help someone do it properly.

Looking at the patch, there seems to be nothing wrong with it. Thanks very
much. Hans Lermen has to decide whether to include in DOSEMU, but I think
there is not much in the way of putting it into both dosemu 1.0.2 and
1.1.1.

One tiny thing:
+  static unsigned char proto[10][5] = {
should be
+  static unsigned char proto[11][5] = {
since you added two new entries?

Bart


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From: Urban Widmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 22:00:07 +0200 (CEST)
Subject: Re: [patch] imps/2 mouse support

On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Bart Oldeman wrote:

> What's the problem with xdos? Too slow or not fullscreen or it doesn't
> work or you can't tell?

I can't play Panzer General ... :)

ERROR: general protection at 0x1682f: 4
ERROR: SIGSEGV, protected insn...exiting!

Maybe it is possible to get it to run, can't say that I have tried it a
lot under X. But somewhere I got the idea that gfx mode stuff had to run
on the console.


> The method with gpm -R would be as follows:
> start gpm with "gpm -R -t imps2". However, the redirector uses the
> mousesystems protocol; in dosemu.conf you then have:
> 
> $_com1 = ""
> $_mouse = "mousesystems"
> $_mouse_dev = "/dev/gpmdata"
> without a DOS mouse driver (using the internal mouse driver).

Right, that is how I thought it should be done too. Not sure why but I
couldn't get it to work. It's possible I didn't do it exactly like this.

You can tell gpm what protocol to redirect as using:
gpm -R ps2 -t imps2

> One tiny thing:
> +  static unsigned char proto[10][5] = {
> should be
> +  static unsigned char proto[11][5] = {
> since you added two new entries?

Yes, I missed that (it works with a warning with at least some compilers).

/Urban


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From: Miroslav Skoric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 13:27:12 -0400
Subject: Re: Autoexec.bat ???

David Lerner wrote:
> 
> A sample line if /etc/fstab might be:
> 
> /dev/hda1  /dosc     vfat   defaults,umask=000
> 
> The umask 000 gives read, write, execute access to all users. That may
> be appropriate for a home mechine where you are the only user.
> 

What about to read from a WinNT NTFS partition within RH6.1 ?

Misko


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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 16:42:24 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: DOSEMU and large drives

On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Alistair MacDonald wrote:

> On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Ralph Alvy wrote:
> 
> > Will dosemu be able to access partitions beyond the 8gb barrier? Normal DOS
> > can't. I assume it will be able to, since it's relying  on linux to do that
> > work for it.
> 
> If you mean partitions that *start*/*finish* beyond the barrier then, if
> Linux/your system/etc. supports them, you should be able to. If you mean
> partitions whose *size* breaks the 8Gb barrier then probably not, because
> we still have to emulate the FAT.

I've researched it a bit further, and the 8Gb barrier is because of the
BIOS. The BIOS (to be precisely interrupt 13h) has a limitation of
1024 cylinders, 256 heads and 63 sectors/track. With 512 bytes/sector this
gives 1024*256*63*512=8,455,716,864 bytes.
See the Large Disk HOWTO for more details.

The emulated int13 in DOSEmu is no exception to this rule, except that the
origin of the calculation does not have to be the beginning of the disk,
but can be "anywhere", also beyond 8GB, since it translates the BIOS
calls into Linux syscalls instead of talking directly to the IDE
controller and the drive is not "real" but emulated. But it is only used
for diskimages, partition access and the initial bootdir, not for
redirected (lredir'ed) drives, which are network drives from DOS's point
of view. FAT16 already has a 2GB limitation anyway.

I guess we have the following limitations for size:

any lredired drive: depends on file systems used on that drive (but
probably nothing to worry about).

partition access / diskimage : 8GB (it has to be FAT32 to get above 2GB).
The FAT is not emulated by DOSEmu, only the BIOS is.

initial bootdir : probably 2GB. This is the AFAIK only place where an
emulated (read-only) FAT - a FAT16 - is used.

Bart


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From: "David Milligan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 12:02:44 +1200
Subject: Console Telnet running Dosemu under Win2000

I have been using Console Telnet to access Linux and run dosemu. This has
all worked well in Win95/98/NT. I have just tried to do this under Win2000
and have found a problem.

NB : This problem is specific to Console Telnet running under Win2000
accessing dosemu.

You can access Linux OK but when you type dos to run dosemu it tries to
start and "bombs" out leaving you back at the prompt. Using dos -D9 +o
dos.txt to get debug info from a working Win98 session and a non-working
Win2000 session shows the following part which differs (the 1st line shown
in each section below is OK. It then differs) :-

Working Win98 ...

DISK ext read @7/0/17 (1) -> 0x500 OK.
- ------ EMU: main loop -- 000003 -----------
DO_VM86,  cs=0000:7c60 ss=0000:7c00 f=000b0202
ax=0000 bx=7c00 ss=0000 sp=7c00 bp=7cec
           cx=0001 dx=0180 ds=0000 cs=0000 ip=7c60
           si=7d00 di=7dfe es=0000 flg=000b0202
RET_VM86, cs=0000:7c60 ss=0000:7c00 f=000b0246 ret=0x1302
ax=4200 bx=7c00 ss=0000 sp=7c00 bp=7cec
           cx=0001 dx=0180 ds=0000 cs=0000 ip=7c60
           si=7d10 di=7dfe es=0000 flg=000b0246
Do INT0x13 eax=0x00004200 ebx=0x00007c00 ss=0x00000000 esp=0x00007c00
           ecx=0x00000001 edx=0x00000180 ds=0x00000000  cs=0x00000000
ip=0x00007c60
           esi=0x00007d10 edi=0x00007dfe es=0x00000000 flg=0x000b0246
DO_INT0x13: Using caller_function()
DISK: /var/lib/dosemu/drives/pdriver: Trying to read 4 sectors at T/S/H
0/21/7-32256 at pos 204288

Non-working Win2000 ...

DISK ext read @7/0/17 (1) -> 0x500 OK.
ERROR: cpu exception in dosemu code outside of VM86()!
trapno: 0x0e  errorcode: 0x00000004  cr2: 0x082b8000
eip: 0x08063b2f  esp: 0xbffff770  eflags: 0x00010246
cs: 0x0023  ds: 0x002b  es: 0x002b  ss: 0x002b
Page fault: read instruction to linear address: 0x082b8000
CPU was in user mode
Exception was caused by non-available page
  VFLAGS(b): 010000001001000110
EAX: 000c0520  EBX: 00000001  ECX: 000000a0  EDX: 000000a0  VFLAGS(h):
00010246
ESI: 000c0520  EDI: 082b8000  EBP: bffff7b4
CS: 0023  DS: 002b  ES: 002b  FS: 0000  GS: 0000
FLAGS: PF ZF IF RF  IOPL: 0
OPS  : 2c 89 54 24 14 89 d1 fc a8 00 -> f3 a6 0f 84 dc 00 00 00 89 c7
Program=sigsegv.c, Line=293
EIP: 0000:00007c60 ESP: 0000:00007c00  VFLAGS(b): 00000 00000010 00000010
EAX: 00000000 EBX: 00007c00 ECX: 00000001 EDX: 00000180 VFLAGS(h): 00000202
ESI: 00007d00 EDI: 00007dfe EBP: 00007cec DS: 0000 ES: 0000 FS: 0000 GS:
0000
FLAGS: IF RF VM VIF VIP  IOPL: 0
STACK: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 -> eb 3e 90 44 4f 53 45 4d 55 31
OPS  : 4e 12 78 0d b2 80 b4 42 cd 13 -> 72 2a 83 c6 10 eb ee 8b 46 04
        722a                0000:7c60 jb      7C8C
leavedos(4) called - shutting down

What is causing the different behaviour?

David Milligan


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From: David Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 20:13:50 -0400
Subject: Re: Autoexec.bat ???

Miroslav Skoric wrote:
> 
> David Lerner wrote:
> >
> > A sample line if /etc/fstab might be:
> >
> > /dev/hda1  /dosc     vfat   defaults,umask=000
> >
> > The umask 000 gives read, write, execute access to all users. That may
> > be appropriate for a home mechine where you are the only user.
> >
> 
> What about to read from a WinNT NTFS partition within RH6.1 ?
> 
> Misko

It's an  obvious variation of the above:

/dev/hda6 /winnte  ntfs   defaults,umask=000

However, I recommend that you do not enable write access to a ntfs
partition as file system corruption is likely.

Dave

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 13:01:27 MET_DST
Subject: RE: Share Emulator

>From: "Jim Howarth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "dosemu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 10:27:16 -0400
>Some programs for dos require share to be running... is there any way that
>one of our illustrious developers would be able to add in a share emulation.

The problem with SHARE is a bit (or even more) complicated.
There are two methods of detecting SHARE:
- - INT 2Fh with AX=1000h - SHARE returns AL=0FFh
- - locking a file (INT 21h, AX=5C00h, BX=CX=DX=SI=DI=0,
  without SHARE DOS returns error, with SHARE it locks a file
  region, and it must be unlocked by INT 21h, AX=5C01h)
Also, SHARE modifies some pointers in DOS kernel, and it is
possible (although unlike) an application to test it.

On DosEmu, both these methods answer "No SHARE". In spite of
it, lock/unlock calls work on files opened in sharing mode
(eg. by INT 21h, AX=3D42h). Lock fails on files opened in
compatibility mode, while on DOS it is allowed on them.

What you can try? First, simple TSR which hooks INT 2Fh, and
when AX=1000h, returns with AL=0FFh, otherwise passes call
to previous handler. Probably some applications will assume
there is SHARE and work. Other will require DosEmu fixing.

Jerzy

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From: Libor Sakmary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 14:46:48 +0200
Subject: Keyboard error

Hello,
I compiled and installed the dosemu 1.0.0.1. It started after coniguration, but 
the keyboard is inactive (the cursor is on the begenning of line flashing and 
nothing else works). The error output gives following:

Kernel CPU speed is 334096819 Hz 
Running on CPU=586, FPU=1 
using stderr for debug-output 
debug flags: 
ERROR: slang_keyb_close(): failed to restore keyboard termios settings! 
ERROR: slang_keyb_close(): failed to restore keyboard termios settings! 

Can anybody help?

Regards

Libor                                                                         


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From: Steffen Winterfeldt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 15:25:47 +0200 (CEST)
Subject: Re: DOSEMU and large drives

On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Bart Oldeman wrote:

> On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Alistair MacDonald wrote:
> 
> > On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Ralph Alvy wrote:
> > 
> > > Will dosemu be able to access partitions beyond the 8gb barrier? Normal DOS
> > > can't. I assume it will be able to, since it's relying  on linux to do that
> > > work for it.
> > 
> > If you mean partitions that *start*/*finish* beyond the barrier then, if
> > Linux/your system/etc. supports them, you should be able to. If you mean
> > partitions whose *size* breaks the 8Gb barrier then probably not, because
> > we still have to emulate the FAT.
> 
> I've researched it a bit further, and the 8Gb barrier is because of the
> BIOS. The BIOS (to be precisely interrupt 13h) has a limitation of
> 1024 cylinders, 256 heads and 63 sectors/track. With 512 bytes/sector this
> gives 1024*256*63*512=8,455,716,864 bytes.
> See the Large Disk HOWTO for more details.
> 
> The emulated int13 in DOSEmu is no exception to this rule, except that the

The extended BIOS call that uses 64bit block numbers is implemented in
DOSEMU, so there should be no problem accessing large partitions. At least
not more than usual.

My experience with large lredir'ed filesystems (some GB) is that it
depends on the apps you're running. Some can't cope with filesystem
sizes >2GB, some can't handle filesystems with >2GB *free* space, some
just don't work at all.

Apps that don't care about fs size at all should always work. But quite a
lot like to check if there is enough free space left on the disk before
creating a file or such.

> initial bootdir : probably 2GB. This is the AFAIK only place where an
> emulated (read-only) FAT - a FAT16 - is used.

It doesn't really matter. The emulated fs is about 400MB in size but
that's not really important as you'll need just the system files and
they're typically in the root dir (the root dir is placed first into the
emulated FAT fs).


Steffen


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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 17:06:33 +0100 (GMT)
Subject: Re: DOSEMU and large drives

On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, Steffen Winterfeldt wrote:
> On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Bart Oldeman wrote:
> > On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Alistair MacDonald wrote:
> > > On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Ralph Alvy wrote:
> > > > Will dosemu be able to access partitions beyond the 8gb barrier? Normal DOS
> > > > can't. I assume it will be able to, since it's relying  on linux to do that
> > > > work for it.
> > > 
> > > If you mean partitions that *start*/*finish* beyond the barrier then, if
> > > Linux/your system/etc. supports them, you should be able to. If you mean
> > > partitions whose *size* breaks the 8Gb barrier then probably not, because
> > > we still have to emulate the FAT.
> > 
> > I've researched it a bit further, and the 8Gb barrier is because of the
> > BIOS. The BIOS (to be precisely interrupt 13h) has a limitation of
> > 1024 cylinders, 256 heads and 63 sectors/track. With 512 bytes/sector this
> > gives 1024*256*63*512=8,455,716,864 bytes.
> > See the Large Disk HOWTO for more details.
> > 
> > The emulated int13 in DOSEmu is no exception to this rule, except that the
> 
> The extended BIOS call that uses 64bit block numbers is implemented in
> DOSEMU, so there should be no problem accessing large partitions. At least
> not more than usual.

As long as the DOS you use inside DOSEmu supports it. Is there any? Maybe
the DOS included with Windows 98? Fortunately it is a bit of a non-issue,
since lredir'ed drives work fine for almost all purposes.

> My experience with large lredir'ed filesystems (some GB) is that it
> depends on the apps you're running. Some can't cope with filesystem
> sizes >2GB, some can't handle filesystems with >2GB *free* space, some
> just don't work at all.

Which implies that these apps (calculating free space as a signed
32-bit value) also have problems running on a large FAT32/NTFS/HPFS 
filesystem under any OS.

So just to stay on the safe side it's best to limit filesystems on which
you run DOS apps to 2GB.

Bart


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From: Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 19:56:25 -0400
Subject: Re: Share Emulator

Unless much has changed in dosemu, why not just run share. I know that
several versions ago I was running share.exe, and while I don't know for
sure that it was doing anything it was at least telling programs that it was.
Whats wrong with using the real thing?

Jim Howarth wrote:

> Some programs for dos require share to be running... is there any way that
> one of our illustrious developers would be able to add in a share emulation.
> Some sort of command in the config file that we can add to make dos think
> that the share TSR is running?  I realize that DOSemu does this already, but
> it doesn't tell anyone (ie programs running).
>
> Jim Howarth, Sales & Tech Support
> Multiboard Communications


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From: "Industrias O.S.G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2000 04:38:12 -0000
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From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 08:50:11 +0300
Subject: making an image

Hello. I have a little problem in configuring dos emulator. I want to
make a harddisk image named H: and I don't know how to do it. I tried
everything in the documentation and it still don't work.

Thank you


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From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 09:32:50 +0300
Subject: mapping

Hi.
Do you know how to map a linux folder with a name of the DOS drive H: or
L: because some dos programs need those drives. I can't find any
documentation about it.

Thank you very much

Christian


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From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 12:56:51 +0300
Subject: many dos drives

Hello.
I just installed dos emulator for windows and I dont't know how to use
multiple hdimage.
I want to have in dos propmter many drives, drives mounted as folders
from linux. I have only C:\ and I don't know what to do next.
I appreciate if you know how to do , and if some of you want to help me.

Christian


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From: "Sergei O . Naumov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2000 14:01:56 +0400
Subject: Two DosEMU's and IPX/SPX

Hi, folks!

Here I encountered a strange problem. I have dosemu 1.0 installed with a DOS
packet network
driver which services my IPX/SPX. However, whenever I try to run a second
dosemu, I encounter
strange network problems: one of the dosemu's freeze or dies or the driver, I
presume, yells 
at me that it can not open network device.

I suspect there is some problem with this packet driver but I use it to get SPX
supported.
Can anyone give me any pice of advice on the subject?

Thanks a lot,
                        Sergei


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From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 14:39:10 +0300
Subject: lredir

I have o problem of compatibility with lredir. I get this message:

C:\> lredir
You are running the FreeDos kernel.
This has no support for lredir, aborting
C:\>

What can I do to make lredir work properly?

Christian


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From: "Bjorn Eriksson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2000 14:39:15 +0200
Subject: Re: lredir

Hi Christian,

> I have o problem of compatibility with lredir. I get this message:
>
> C:\> lredir
> You are running the FreeDos kernel.
> This has no support for lredir, aborting
> C:\>
>
> What can I do to make lredir work properly?

 Quick explanation: "This has no support for lredir, aborting" means that
you can't use lredir with FreeDos - get another DOS version. ISTR that
Caldera DOS works fine.

 As for the rest of your questions, Christian.  Have you tried reading the
documents that came with dosemu?


//Bj�rnen.


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From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 16:02:04 +0300
Subject: I have some problems

Hello

Whem i run lredir I got this error message
C:\> lredir
You are running the FreeDos kernel.
This has no support for lredir, aborting
C:\>

I know that this is incompatible but there is a solution that my kernel
should work?
I want to make a linux folder to appear as DOS drive named H:\. I think
that this thing can be make with lredir but i don't know how.
My question is if I cam make compatible my kernel with DOS emulator.
There is any patch for this?

Thank you very much.
Christian



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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2000 15:41:03 +0100 (GMT)
Subject: Re: How can I detect Linux DOSEMU?

On Wed, 2 Feb 2000, Industrias O.S.G. wrote:

> How can I detect Linux DOSEMU inside Linux DOSEMU?
> Also, how can I get DOSEMU version inside Linux DOSEMU?

Check out isemu.com.

Bart


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From: Allan Gee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2000 18:58:37 +0200 
Subject: 64 file limitation

DOSEMU seems to have a limit of 64 files when I make an "hdimage" of a Linux
directory.
What I want to do is make an F: drive of a Linux directory which has many
files i.e. more than 64, files in it. I put the directory in the hdimage
setting ie.
$_hdimage = "mymsdos freedos /linux/files"
                C:         D:      E:
This all works fine but I can only see 64 files on E: when there are in fact
1218 files on that directory.
Please help!?!

Regards Allan Gee
Equation
021 4181777
082 6513355


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 14:26:38 -0300
Subject: About disks

Hello,

Not long ago, I discovered that a samba mounted disk in a directory, could be
linked to the /var/lib/dosemu/drives directory and be seen by applications under
dosemu. I use MSDOS 5.0. My question is: using this method, is there any
limitation about disk size?

Regards,
Haroldo.


- -- 
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 Haroldo Stenger      | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Montevideo, Uruguay. | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- ----------------------+------------------------
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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2000 20:30:38 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: About disks

On Wed, 2 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Not long ago, I discovered that a samba mounted disk in a directory, could be
> linked to the /var/lib/dosemu/drives directory and be seen by applications under
> dosemu. I use MSDOS 5.0. My question is: using this method, is there any
> limitation about disk size?

We just had a discussion about this on this list: though from DOS'
point of view it is a network drive and the size is not important (since
open/read/write/close/etc file commands get translated into Linux
commands, which samba then once again transforms towards the "real" file
server), the limit is application-dependend: many DOS applications check
free space and get confused if there is more than 2GB. Others may work
fine. In general, staying below 2GB is safe, but this is not a hard limit.

Regards,
Bart


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 20:57:04 -0300
Subject: Re: About disks

Bart Oldeman wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 2 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > Not long ago, I discovered that a samba mounted disk in a directory, could be
> > linked to the /var/lib/dosemu/drives directory and be seen by applications under
> > dosemu. I use MSDOS 5.0. My question is: using this method, is there any
> > limitation about disk size?
> 
> We just had a discussion about this on this list: though from DOS'
> point of view it is a network drive and the size is not important (since
> open/read/write/close/etc file commands get translated into Linux
> commands, which samba then once again transforms towards the "real" file
> server), the limit is application-dependend: many DOS applications check
> free space and get confused if there is more than 2GB. Others may work
> fine. In general, staying below 2GB is safe, but this is not a hard limit.

Thankyou. I didn't realize that linking under drives/ is equivalent to LREDIR
from within the dosemu box. I wonder if it'll be safe to use foxpro for dos apps
(version 2.5) in these disks, since I saw a discussion here lately saying foxpro
2.6 wouldn't like network drives within dosemu. What do you think?

Regards,
Haroldo.


- -- 
- ----------------------+------------------------
 Haroldo Stenger      | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Montevideo, Uruguay. | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- ----------------------+------------------------
 Visit UYLUG Web Site: http://www.linux.org.uy
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From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 09:11:50 +0300
Subject: lredir error

Hello

Did some of you work with LREDIR command. Because I can't make an E:
drive and when I try to do a drive named H: I got this message:

C:\>lredir h: linux\fs/dos
Error f (invalid drive)
while redirecting drive H: to LINUX\FS/DOS

C:\>

and when I try to make an F: drive I got this message

C:\>lredir f: linux\fs/dos
Error 55 (duplicate redirection)
while redirecting drive F: to LINUX\FS/DOS

C:\>

What can I do to make a H: drive.

Thank you


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 14:37:52 MET_DST
Subject: Re: Share Emulator

> Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 19:56:25 -0400
> From: Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Unless much has changed in dosemu, why not just run share. I know that
> several versions ago I was running share.exe, and while I don't know for
> sure that it was doing anything it was at least telling programs that it was.
> Whats wrong with using the real thing?

The disadvantage may be - and it must be carefully tested:
SHARE may catch lock requests and does not pass them to DosEmu,
so if you have more than one DosEmu session and run in them
applications which use record locking, these locks are ignored,
leading to data damage if they were really needed.

Q: if SHARE.EXE is loaded into DosEmu, do record lock requests
   get to the DosEmu, or their servicing ends on the SHARE?

Seems testing SHARE presence by INT 2Fh, AX=1000h is suitable
for file server, not for application which just needs use it;
test by setting record lock is suitable for the application,
and the only problem with DosEmu is that it rejects the lock
request if the file was not open in sharing mode.

Jerzy

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 14:46:26 MET_DST
Subject: RE: lredir error

>Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 09:11:50 +0300
>From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> C:\>lredir h: linux\fs/dos
> Error f (invalid drive)

Perhaps LASTDRIVE in CONFIG.SYS is below H (default is E).

> C:\>lredir f: linux\fs/dos
> Error 55 (duplicate redirection)

Perhaps redirecting for F: was defined earlier.

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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 14:32:06 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: About disks

On Wed, 2 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Thankyou. I didn't realize that linking under drives/ is equivalent to LREDIR
> from within the dosemu box. I wonder if it'll be safe to use foxpro for dos apps
> (version 2.5) in these disks, since I saw a discussion here lately saying foxpro
> 2.6 wouldn't like network drives within dosemu. What do you think?

Just test it. I have no experience with foxpro.

Cheers,
Bart 


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From: "jens mander" <sebi [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2000 12:59:37 +0200
Subject: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Power-Basic_f=FCr_Linux?=

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Hallo Herr Rutgers,

wollte nur nachfragen  inwieweit ich diverse
Power-BASIC Applikationen von Business-Grafik-Systemen
bis eigene INDEX-DB, Backup, Emulation, Druckersteuerungen
(Grafik + ASCII f=FCr alle Drucker Hoch- + Querformat,
alle Aufl=F6sungen), Analyse-Systeme,
Search- + Build-Units f=FCr z.B. Backup, Druck,
Analyse-Systeme, ...
Tools f=FCr jegwede Herausforderung
unter der dosemu laufen lassen kann.
Alle EXE laufen sogar ab MS-DOS 3.0, im konventionellen Speicher, ab 286 =
sehr sicher (Super-Error-Trapping) und
auf den Pentium von heute rasant schnell.

Ralf Feldhoff
M=E4rkische Str. 114
42281 Wuppertal
0202 / 52 77 04

Danke im Voraus (Habe leider keine Email-Adresse mehr)

Bis demn=E4chst

Ralf

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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Hallo Herr Rutgers,</FONT></DIV>
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Querformat,</FONT></DIV>
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Druck,</FONT></DIV>
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schnell.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>42281 Wuppertal</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>0202 / 52 77 04</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Danke im Voraus (Habe leider keine =
Email-Adresse=20
mehr)</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
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From: ionel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 17:31:01 +0300
Subject: dos emulator

Hi my dos emulator works just fine. DOS programs are running very well.
My question is if some of you know how to make a shortcut from Xwindow
in linux to programs in dos emulator. I don't know how to do it. So I
want to have shortcuts to some programs from DOS

With thanks and regards, Christian


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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 16:31:57 +0100 (GMT)
Subject: Re: dos emulator

On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, ionel wrote:

> Hi my dos emulator works just fine. DOS programs are running very well.
> My question is if some of you know how to make a shortcut from Xwindow
> in linux to programs in dos emulator. I don't know how to do it. So I
> want to have shortcuts to some programs from DOS

The easiest is to feed keystrokes to DOS: e.g. type as the program to
execute for your shortcut (or whatever it is called in
Gnome/KDE/whatever):

xdos -I 'keystroke "dir\r"'
The "\r" stands for the Enter key. So to make it quit afterwards you do
xdos -I 'keystroke "dir\rexitemu\r"'
But this is only useful for non-interactive applications, since otherwise
"exitemu\r" would be typed inside the application.
If you see "ir" instead of "dir" you have to give it an extra keystroke,
e.g.
xdos -I 'keystroke "ddir\r"'
If this does not work (you don't see xdos showing up) e.g. in KDE 1.2 you
need to substitute ' by \':
xdos -I \'keystroke "dir\r"\'
Another example:
xdos -I \'keystroke "cd games\rpacman\r"\'

For more info see the HOWTO and README.txt (Running a DOS-application
directly from Unix shell)

Bart


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From: Bart Oldeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 17:53:09 +0100 (GMT)
Subject: Re: dos emulator

On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, Bart Oldeman wrote:

> On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, ionel wrote:
> 
> > Hi my dos emulator works just fine. DOS programs are running very well.
> > My question is if some of you know how to make a shortcut from Xwindow
> > in linux to programs in dos emulator. I don't know how to do it. So I
> > want to have shortcuts to some programs from DOS

> If you see "ir" instead of "dir" you have to give it an extra keystroke,
> e.g.
> xdos -I 'keystroke "ddir\r"'

A better method is \pn (Thanks Hans ;-) README.txt:
>   \pn;   Before typing the next stroke wait n unix ticks.
>          This is usefull, when the DOS-application fushes the
>          keybord buffer on startup. Your strokes would be discared,
>          if you don't wait.

Moreover, in the KDE "shortcut" input boxes you should not use ' nor \'
but ", and \" for the inner double quotes.
So for instance do:
xdos -I "keystroke \"\p50;dir\r\""
or
xdos -I "keystroke \"\p50;cd games\rpacman\r\""

Bart


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From: "dgi_il" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 23:16:36 +0200
Subject: Re: How can I detect Linux DOSEMU?

Do you mean from dos prompt? use the program "isemu.com" from the direcory
src/commands/precompiled

Do you mean from a program? You will need to use assemble, call int 0xE6.
For more help try the "Ralph Brown Interrupt viewer" (you could find it in
this  address: http://www.pobox.com/~ralf) or look at the source code in
src/base/async/int.c (look for the string DOS_HELPER) this is the source for
int 0xE6,

 -=-=-=-=-=- this is why GNU is cool, you don't need to go very far for
looking for asnwers. . .  -=-=-=-=-==-


- ----- Original Message -----
>From: Industrias O.S.G.
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 6:38 AM
>Subject: How can I detect Linux DOSEMU?
>How can I detect Linux DOSEMU inside Linux DOSEMU?
>Also, how can I get DOSEMU version inside Linux DOSEMU?
>Thanks
>William Portillo
>Industrias O.S.G.
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>www.geocities.com/i_osg/

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2000 13:30:22 -0300
Subject: Protected mode under dosemu

Hi dear folks,

foxpro 2.5 for DOS has two possible modes of operation, one is the common mode,
and the other is the extended mode. The extended mode is somewhat faster, and
boosts some limits. The extended mode requires the processor to run under
protected mode. So, under dosemu+msdos5.0, when run, it exits saying that it has
detected that the 80386 is running under virtual mode (we r under linux) and
therefore it's impossible to switch to protected mode.

Has this issue been discussed earlier? Is it possible to use protected mode apps
under dosemu?

Thanks

Regards,
Haroldo.


- -- 
- ----------------------+------------------------
 Haroldo Stenger      | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Montevideo, Uruguay. | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- ----------------------+------------------------
 Visit UYLUG Web Site: http://www.linux.org.uy
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From: Alistair MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2000 00:39:03 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: Protected mode under dosemu

On Fri, 4 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> foxpro 2.5 for DOS has two possible modes of operation, one is the common mode,
> and the other is the extended mode. The extended mode is somewhat faster, and
> boosts some limits. The extended mode requires the processor to run under
> protected mode. So, under dosemu+msdos5.0, when run, it exits saying that it has
> detected that the 80386 is running under virtual mode (we r under linux) and
> therefore it's impossible to switch to protected mode.
> Has this issue been discussed earlier? Is it possible to use protected mode apps
> under dosemu?

You can use DPMI if foxpro supports it -- you'll need to adjust the
settings in /etc/dosemu.conf for this to work.

The only way to get "real" protected mode is through emulation. "cpuemu"
might do it, but it would be slower than virtual mode!

Alistair


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (hursh)
Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2000 01:46:24 -0500 (CDT)
Subject: xcopy failure

Hi,

I'm mailing this address since it was listed on the EMUfailure web
page.  I'll apologize now if I have the wrong folks.  

I'm running dosemu on debian's potato release.  It's dosemu-0.98.8.0
run msdos 6.0.  The failure occured during the install of Origin
Systems' Ultima Collection.  One failure is that the install batch
uses the /-y option on xcopy which isn't in dos 6.0.  I made a version
without the offend option and noticed that the statements like 

        "xcopy %1\ultima1\u1.bat" 

were bombing for no apparent reason.  It almost looked like the %1 was
not being resolved.  I'm afraid I'm not fluent enough in batch to tell
if this is also their mistake, but it looks right to me.  A sample of
the output is below:

    Akalabeth installation complete!

    File not found - U1.BAT
            0 Files(s) copied
    Installing Ultima I...
    Reading source files(s)...


The third problem which I am pretty should is not Origins fault is the
xdos hung at this point in the program.  It looks like it would have
been running 

     "xcopy %1\ultima1\*.* /s /e" 

(note this is from the version with the /-y option removed).

I tried all sorts of kills including kill -9, and I tried
dosdebug/kill which claims to have killed the process but it's still
there.  Also, I can't eject the CD it was installing from.  (Big
surprise.)  Maybe I should have tried the dosdebug/kill first?

On a side note, http://www.dosemu.org/docs/EMUfailure (for version
0.66.5) says the most recent version of the failures doc can be found
at ftp.mathematik.th-darmstadt.de:/pub/linux/bonnes/, however the
version there is older (0.64.4).  It won't kill anyone, but I thought
I'd mention it.

Let me know if you would like any more info.

Thanks,
Dan Hursh

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From: David Underwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2000 13:31:58 -0500
Subject: ports /camac problem in dosemu

I am trying to run a simple data acquisition system writtin in QuickBasic within 
dosemu. I got the ports for using the joystick buttons as interrupts working, but the 
camac interface card does nothing, even though the machine lang. driver just reads and 
writes to a few port addresses. Any suggestions?
Dave

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From: Stephan Hackenbracht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2000 00:04:17 +0200
Subject: Problem mit Fonts (dt. Umlaute / sz) auf allen Betriebsformen

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Hallo !!

Die letzten 2 Tage habe ich einigerma�en erfolglos probiert, meine
Erstinstallation von DOSEMU dazu zu bewegen, mir Umlaute anzuzeigen.
(Ich wegen des Problems alle Manuals, s�mtlich Infos auf www.dosemu.org
und www.suse.de gelesen, die Maillist Archive durchsucht und es auf
Dejanews probiert).

DOSEMU l�uft tadellos, zeig jedoch keine Umlaute an - weder beim Start
�ber die Console, noch �ber X/xterm.
Ich habe alle Einstellungen f�r den Zeichensatz (ibm, latin, latin1) und
verschiedene Tastaturbelegungen (de, auto, us) durchprobiert - und auch
auf meinem Linux verschiedene Consolenfonts durchgestet. Auf der Console
unter Linux gehts - unter DOSEMU nicht.
Weiterhin habe ich auch den UNICODE Workaround aus der
SuSE-Supportdatenbank ausprobiert, und auch Erfolglos versucht,
irgendwelche Codeseiten unter DOSEMU zu laden.
... und jetzt wei� ich offengesagt nicht mehr weiter... :(( ...

Systeminfos:
SuSE 6.2 mit Standart SCSI Kernel
DOSEMU 0.98 auf MSDOS 6.2 wie auch dem beiligenden FreeDos
/etc/dosemu.conf: siehe Anfang (sorry 4 spamming :-o )

Hoffentlich hat wer ne Idee,
  Stephan

PS: Wenn noch irgendwelche Infos fehlen (hab sicher was vergessen )):
bitte einfach R�ckfragen...
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$_pci = (off)
$_xms = (1024)
$_ems = (0)
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$_hogthreshold = (0)
$_irqpassing = ""
$_speaker = "emulated"
$_term_char_set = "latin"
$_term_color = (on)
$_term_updfreq = (4)
$_escchar = (30)
$_rawkeyboard = (off)
$_layout = "auto"
$_keybint = (on)
$_X_updfreq = (5)
$_X_title = "DOS in a BOX"
$_X_icon_name = "xdos"
$_X_keycode = (auto)
$_X_blinkrate = (8)
$_X_font = ""
$_X_mitshm = (on)
$_X_sharecmap = (off)
$_X_fixed_aspect = (on)
$_X_aspect_43 = (on)
$_X_lin_filt = (off)
$_X_bilin_filt = (off)
$_X_mode13fact = (2)
$_X_winsize = ""
$_X_gamma = (1.0)
$_X_vgaemu_memsize = (1024)
$_X_lfb = (on)
$_X_pm_interface = (on)
$_X_mgrab_key = ""
$_X_vesamode = ""
$_video = "vga"
$_console = (off)
$_graphics = (off)
$_videoportaccess = (on)
$_vbios_seg = (0xc000)
$_vbios_size = (0x10000)
$_vmemsize = (1024)
$_chipset = ""
$_dualmon = (off)
$_vbootfloppy = ""
$_floppy_a = "threeinch"
$_floppy_b = "fiveinch"
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$_hdimage_r = $_hdimage
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$_com1 = ""
$_com2 = ""
$_com3 = ""
$_com4 = ""
$_ttylocks = "/var/lock"
$_mouse = "microsoft"
$_mouse_dev = "com1"
$_mouse_flags = ""
$_mouse_baud = (0)
$_printer = "lp"
$_printer_timeout = (20)
$_ports = ""
$_ipxsupport = (off)
$_novell_hack = (off)
$_vnet = (off)
$_sound = (off)
$_sb_base = (0x220)
$_sb_irq = (5)
$_sb_dma = (1)
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