Hello
Does there exist a way to connect DOSEMU to a VNC server
directly as it is possible with QEMU ?
In particular, I want to let the user access a DOS
application which runs under DOSEMU under a server,
without the need of X. So, the video output should go
directly to a VNC server and the k
How difficult would it be to implement the DOS ODI-API
from Novell like the currently implemented Packet Driver
Interface ?
I know there is the PDETHER shim to use in conjunction
with LSL.COM. But I'm unable to load the LSL.COM in upper
memory and it would give some free KB of conventional RAM
Hello
I'm using DOSEMU (1.4.0) together with Xvnc to access a
DOS application from a VNC viewer (with de-ch keyboard).
My problem is, that the extended keys are shown correctly
in the FreeDOS console (COMMAND.COM, no keyboard driver).
But the application I run under DOSEMU (with has its own
c
Hello
I compiled the trunk (revision 4014) under Gentoo and the Xvnc executable is
linked to the libraries in my home (the SVN copy). I then downloaded the
Xvnc 1.0.1 from SF and that executable has the same problem. The following
is from the log:
== START ==
See http://www.tig
Hello
If someone tries to access a DOSEMU instance running on a display of an Xvnc
server, the following information could be useful. Especially, if you are
not using the "us" keyboard layout and run a DOS application which has its
own keyboard driver...
The problem here is, that DOSEMU is run
Hello
I'm running DOSEMU on Ubuntu 10.10 (AMD64). One of my application I use
crashes with an "Invalid Opcode at..." when loaded. DOSEMU and "strace"
reports the following:
!!! Illegal op f0 ff 07
==
CPU exception 0x06 err=0x cr2
On Wed, 07 Jul 2010 11:59:42 +0200, Reinhard Karcher
wrote:
> Am 07.07.2010 11:12, schrieb bo...@geodb.org:
>> Hello
>>
>> I'm running DOSEMU on Ubuntu 10.10 (AMD64). One of my application I use
>> crashes with an "Invalid Opcode at..." when loaded. DOSEMU and "strace"
>> reports the following:
>>
Hello Mateusz
Your tool sounds good. Some years ago, I wrote a shell script to
automatically configure my DOS application with the bridge/tap and
DOSEMU. It required root privileges and was a little pita...
Unfortunately, this DOS app has it's own TCP stack and does not support
DHCP.
I the wi
Hello all
Is this used for discusion about the DOSEMU_2_ too or is there a new one
/ other location ?
Andreas
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Hello
I've compiled the DOSEMU2 devel branch (2.0pre4, 1893) on an Ubuntu
12.04 LTS (x86 / 32-bit / PAE). This fails due to the usage of
"X86_EFLAGS_FIXED" in the file "src/emu-i386/kvm.c".
I believe that the define of "X86_EFLAGS_FIXED" is missing in the kernel
3.2 of my Ubuntu version. There
Hello Andrew
Thank you for your reply. I'm on 32-bit and my goal there is to stay
with "vm86" for speed. So I don't try to use KVM, even it's installed on
this machine.
My intention was to check first, if that could be a bug or it was by
intention. In this case, I will open an issue on github.
Hello Bart
Thanks for your hint regarding the speed of KVM against VM86.
The latest info I found was:
https://github.com/stsp/dosemu2/issues/77
If this values are still recent, then it would be OK for some
applications. But for productivity or development software under DOS,
this difference re
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