Hello all Linuxers,
Me too, i have still a question, that i believe not beeing answered
yet. Its a little bit strange: My Debian distrib is obviously missing
the 'fdos' package needed by the mbr(?) tool to make Linux bootable from
the harddisk. If im right and didnt post a question xth time
Hello all Linuxers,
Greetings!
Me too, i have still a question, that i believe not beeing answered
yet. Its a little bit strange: My Debian distrib is obviously missing
the 'fdos' package needed by the mbr(?) tool to make Linux bootable from
the harddisk. If im right and didnt post
I have tried without success to find the fdos package on the Debian
FTP site. I need it because mkrboot depends on it. I need mkrboot
because boot-floppie depends on it.
In case I am going in the wrong direction, my ultimate goal is to make
a Debian boot/rescue disk with a custom kernel
Ave
I will like to set up a dos emulation.
Besides dosemu and dosfstools I'll need
fdos. Right ?
Well were to find de fdos ?
I look at unstable directory but there
is none.
Thank you
Samuel
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On 10 Jun 1997, Alair Pereira do Lago wrote:
There already is a package with ncftp. It is in the non-free tree on any
decent debian-ftp-server. You won't find the non-free tree on most
Cheap-CDs like Cheap-Bytes (I think) or Infomagic's (I know)
Two questions:
I'm trying to set up a Debian system using a disk from Cheap*Bytes
(part of their 5-disk set). dselect says for a couple of packages
(i.e. dosemu) that fdos is recommended, but not available. In fact, a
search of the Debian FTP structure shows that there *is* no fdos
package
for a couple of packages
: (i.e. dosemu) that fdos is recommended, but not available. In fact, a
: search of the Debian FTP structure shows that there *is* no fdos
: package.
: What's up?
: This is Debian 1.2.
: On the same topic, dselect wants a local directory which isn't on
: the C*B CD. I hear
As for NcFTP -- can a mere newbie user request a new package? I'm
used to NcFTP, which I've used on Panix (Sun) and on my home machine
under OS/2. Sure, I could compile it myself, but I'm afraid that as
soon as I do, a package would be released and I'd have a hard time
upgrading. :-)
(i.e. dosemu) that fdos is recommended, but not available. In fact, a
search of the Debian FTP structure shows that there *is* no fdos
package. What's up?
With the new package of dosemu, fdos comes as part of dosemu and
therefore isn't used as a separate package any more
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There already is a package with ncftp. It is in the non-free tree on any
decent debian-ftp-server. You won't find the non-free tree on most
Cheap-CDs like Cheap-Bytes (I think) or Infomagic's (I know)
You guessed wrong.
On Mon, 9 Jun 1997, Carl Fink wrote:
Two questions:
I'll leave the other for someone else, since I installed dosemu by getting
the sources and compiling it myself.
As for NcFTP -- can a mere newbie user request a new package? I'm
used to NcFTP, which I've used on Panix (Sun) and on my
On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Scott K. Ellis wrote:
:On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
:
: Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
: Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
: deal as I'm just setting up a machine to play around
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On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Scott K. Ellis wrote:
:On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
:
: Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
: Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable
Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
deal as I'm just setting up a machine to play around with. Can I
install the unstable fdos into a frozen system?
BTW, I just installed X at home
Alexandre
On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
deal as I'm just setting up a machine to play around with. Can I
install the unstable fdos
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On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
deal as I'm just setting up a machine to play around with. Can I
On Tue, 31 Dec 1996 23:11:25 -0200, you wrote:
Hi.
I've installed the packages fdos (from bo) and
dosemu (from rex), that are reported to work
together. The installation goes ok, and I can run
the dos emulator, who boots from the FreeDOS disk,
but there is many error messages (something like
Johann == Johann Spies [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Johann I have trouble in finding fdos. I want to instal dosemu
Johann and fdos is recommend. In more than one mirror site's
Johann ls-lr-file there is a reference to fdos in the
Johann rex/binary-386/misc directory
I apologize for following up on my own message, but I just realized
that I could have done better.
Nathan == Nathan L Cutler ncutler writes:
Nathan Try looking in bo/binary-i386/misc as well. However, I've
Nathan tried getting fdos to work and it is still fairly
Nathan unstable
I have trouble in finding fdos. I want to instal dosemu and fdos is
recommend. In more than one mirror site's ls-lr-file there is a reference
to fdos in the rex/binary-386/misc directory, but there is no such file.
Can somebody help, please?
Johann
Hi.
I've installed the packages fdos (from bo) and
dosemu (from rex), that are reported to work
together. The installation goes ok, and I can run
the dos emulator, who boots from the FreeDOS disk,
but there is many error messages (something like
Can't find sector 1...).
When the boot stops, I
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