Re: [Freedos-user] Freedos and weird hardware...

2009-11-06 Thread dos386
 Bear with me

Wolf with me :-)

 Sound cards for example are activated often times by games.
 I have the PCI version of the soundblaster 16 and
 it works under freedos, but not without a strange TSR.

MPXPLAY now works without this strange TSR (ES1371 and ES1373
chips only, test if you are interested).

 Can a 32 bit or 64 bit version of freedos solve the driver conflict issue?

No.

 In NT land, in theory, there are well defined APIs/ABIs and
 no direct hardware control by application programs.

well defined means GUI usage API inside drivers (!!!) and many MiB driver
size for just 1 chip or a very small family of chips.

 I've tried the 2039 kernel to no avail, the problem still persists.
 just wonder if someone has solved this problem already and what was causing

Didn't you answer your question just above ? ;-)


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[Freedos-user] Freedos and weird hardware...

2009-11-04 Thread Michael Robinson
Bear with me, I suppose in a dos environment that it is hard to support
hardware device XYZ because in dos most hardware is controlled by
application programs.  Sound cards for example are activated often times
by games.  I have the PCI version of the soundblaster 16 and it works 
under freedos, but not without a strange TSR.  I think this program is
breaking openssh which just hangs when I try to use it.

Can a 32 bit or 64 bit version of freedos solve the driver conflict
issue?  In NT land, in theory, there are well defined APIs/ABIs and 
no direct hardware control by application programs.

I've tried the 2039 kernel to no avail, the problem still persists.
Has anyone else had trouble with ssh2dos locking up?

I suppose I can go through my fdconfig.sys and fdauto.bat and try to
figure out what is causing the lock up, but I just wonder if someone
has solved this problem already and what was causing it?


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