Re: [Freedos-user] FYI: Social media URLs updated

2022-01-02 Thread Rugxulo
Hi,

On Sun, Jan 2, 2022 at 10:35 AM Jim Hall  wrote:
>
> Alternatively, packages are just zip files. So you can just unzip every DJGPP 
> package from the Bonus CD to C:\
> and that will do the same thing.
>
> On Sun, Jan 2, 2022, 10:05 AM Bruce Axtens  wrote:
>>
>> Please can someone point me at the docs wherein in describes how to
>> install DJGPP from the Bonus ISO.

We never updated the .ZIPs to newer versions. I halfway wanted to help
but chickened out when I saw how big it would be with full sources
(100+ MB). IIRC, it's only ancient DJGPP 2.03p2 and not latest 2.05
(2015). The DJGPP "readme.1st" is what tells how to manually install:

= http://djgpp.mirror.garr.it/current/v2/readme.1st

* unzip c:\tmp\*.zip -d c:\dj (to a subdir on your hard disk, avoiding
C:\DEV which is treated specially)
* set DJGPP=c:\dj\djgpp.env
* path c:\dj\bin;%PATH%
* gcc -v

Make sure you have CWSDPMI r7 in your path somewhere (if not using a
different one, e.g. HDPMI32).

I would at minimum recommend GCC, BinUtils, DJDEV, Make for simple .C
programs. You can add other libraries (e.g. pdcurses) later, if
needed.

OH! If you want LFN support, only unzip with LFNs enabled (doslfn e).
You can probably still unzip twice if desiring both LFN and SFN
functionality. That will create some redundant files, but at least
they will be found correctly. I don't recommend LFNs if they can be
avoided because they slow everything down a lot. But DJGPP v2 does
support Win95-era LFNs (if enabled via third-party TSR) by default.

Just FYI.


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Re: [Freedos-user] FYI: Social media URLs updated

2022-01-02 Thread Jim Hall
The docs would say to use FDIMPLES to install from either the Live CD or
the Bonus CD.

Jerome mentioned last week that there's a bug in the FDIMPLES included in
RC5 that it doesn't recognize the packages on the Bonus CD, and shared a
link to the updated version. You can use that updated FDIMPLES to install
packages from the Bonus CD.

Alternatively, packages are just zip files. So you can just unzip every
DJGPP package from the Bonus CD to C:\ and that will do the same thing.


On Sun, Jan 2, 2022, 10:05 AM Bruce Axtens  wrote:

> Sorry, let me try that again:
>
> Please can someone point me at the docs wherein in describes how to
> install DJGPP from the Bonus ISO.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Bruce.
>
>
>
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Re: [Freedos-user] FYI: Social media URLs updated

2022-01-02 Thread Bruce Axtens

Sorry, let me try that again:

Please can someone point me at the docs wherein in describes how to 
install DJGPP from the Bonus ISO.


Thanks in advance.

Bruce.



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[Freedos-user] FYI: Social media URLs updated

2021-11-07 Thread Jim Hall
Hi everyone

Just to let you know that I've updated our social media URLs so they are
consistent with each other. We previously used "@Freedos_Project" (Twitter)
and "freedos" (Facebook) and "freedos-project" (Blogger) which was getting
confusing because they were all slightly different. I wanted to make it
easy to find us on social media, so figured it was time to make a change.

The updated URLs:

* Twitter: @freedosproject
* Facebook: facebook.com/groups/freedosproject
* Blogger: freedosproject.blogspot.com


If you were already following us on Twitter, or already a member of the
Facebook group, you shouldn't have to change your settings to stay
connected, but sharing just in case:


And elsewhere:

* website: www.freedos.org
* YouTube: youtube.com/freedosproject
* SourceForge: sourceforge.net/projects/freedos
* online store: zazzle.com/store/freedos



Next up is to update the "branding" so they all look sort of like the
FreeDOS website. But I'll save that for later.



*The blog is an archive copy. I haven't posted there since 2020.
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