[Freedos-user] re: blind user

2006-03-22 Thread Eric Auer

Hi Rinaldo,
there is the free mbrola tts software. The core engine is also
available for DOS. The text to pronounciation software is
available for DOS at least for Dutch, probably also for German.
The voices work for all operating systems. But - you cannot run
mbrola in the background in DOS. I suggest to use Linux for
screenreader and tts. What kind of hardware do you have? You
can run DOS in DOSEMU in Linux if you prefer the DOS user
interface. What kind of screen reader do you have, by the way,
serial port, printer port, usb, other?

Eric


 Is there  blind persons that are using freedos with a screenreader, if so I
 wish to know what is  available and where can I find it, please indicate
 website and file name.
 Is there any tts soft speech in english, Italian, German and Dutch?
 If so where can I find it please.

PS: You can mail me directly / off list if you need the URLs of particular 
files.



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Re: [Freedos-user] Re: Kernel question

2006-03-22 Thread Johnson Lam
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 23:22:49 -0800, you wrote:

Hi,

The original FreeDOS kernel is 16-bit just like MS-DOS, but 32-bit
programs can easily be written for it with DJGPP or OpenWatcom (and
some other compilers as well like FreePASCAL or even NASM depending on
your language of choice)

With HXRT (HX DOS Extender), I can run 32bit Windows Console program
directly under FreeDOS! E.g. 7-Zip command line 7ZA.EXE


Rgds,
Johnson.


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[Freedos-user] Installation Problem

2006-03-22 Thread howarddavies3010
I downloaded the most recent release of Free DOS beta9 Service Release #2 (Dated 11/30/2005) twice and burned bothISO images toCD's via Nero as recommended

Tried several times to install DOS via the CD's

Oneach and every attempt the installation failed

Display screen showed the following results

DOS version 7.10
FreeDos kernal version 0.0.35
CON codepage support (Free DOS DISPLAY) not loaded.
FreeDOS DISPLAY ver. 0.12
Buffers allocated: 002 in TPA, 000 in XMS
Uncompressing and loading UPXed CPI (CPX) file :-).

Invalid Opcode at ...

Invalid Opcode at...

Invalid Opcode at ...

Invalid Opcode at ...

Invalid Opcodeat ..

Program installation freezes up - nothing further happens !!!

Does anyone have any suggestions on what can be done to solve this problem 

Any comments would be greatly appreciated


Re: [Freedos-user] Installation Problem

2006-03-22 Thread JeffM.
Same thing exactly going on here. Many others experiencing
the same results. Something is wrong with sr #2. Try this, I haven't 
yet:

Hi, it could be the case that the nlsfunc interaction is what
crashes for you (nlsfunc/display/mode/devel-kernel). Try if it
helps to skip loading nlsfunc (hit f8 at boot, then you are
asked for each driver if it should be loaded). If that helps:
Just remove nlsfunc from your config sys. Then chcp will no
longer work, but you can still use display and mode to switch
codepages manually.

If it doesn't work, try to download sr#1. It works fine.
Good Luck,
JeffM.



On Thursday 23 March 2006 03:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I downloaded the most recent release of Free DOS beta9 Service
 Release #2 (Dated 11/30/2005) twice and burned both ISO images to
 CD's via Nero as recommended

 Tried several times to install DOS via the CD's

 On each and every attempt the installation failed

 Display screen showed the following results

 DOS version 7.10
 FreeDos kernal version 0.0.35
 CON codepage support (Free DOS DISPLAY) not loaded.
 FreeDOS DISPLAY ver. 0.12
 Buffers allocated: 002 in TPA, 000 in XMS
 Uncompressing and loading UPXed CPI (CPX) file :-).

 Invalid Opcode at ...

 Invalid Opcode at ...

 Invalid Opcode at ...

 Invalid Opcode at ...

 Invalid Opcode at ..

 Program installation freezes up - nothing further happens  !!!

 Does anyone have any suggestions on what can be done to solve this
 problem  

 Any comments would be greatly appreciated

-- 
Let him choose out of my files, his projects to accomplish.
-- Shakespeare, Coriolanus


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Re: [Freedos-user] Installation Problem

2006-03-22 Thread HowardDavies3010



I saw your suggestion posted before and I have already tried doing 
that

No luck

What is sr#1 ??


Re: [Freedos-user] Installation Problem

2006-03-22 Thread HowardDavies3010



I finally figured out what you mean by sr#1

I looked all over the Free DOS website for a download of Service Release # 
1

Can't find a download for this Release

Do you seea download posted anywhere for Service Release # 
1???

Thank you in advance for looking