Hey folks. If you check out the website, you may be in for a surprise.
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This is indeed joyfull news.
We worked long and hard to make this day happen. So I'd would like to thank
everybody who was involved.
I think you would agree that it supercedes everybody's wildest imagination of
what FreeDOS should have become.
I realy hope this project can survive this
Blair Campbell wrote:
Hey folks. If you check out the website, you may be in for a surprise.
Excellent work! However, in testing the base CD in Virtual PC 2004, I
came across this problem during postinst.bat:
Batchfile 'C:\FDOS\POSTINST.BAT' does not contain label 's4_801586'.
I
Blair Campbell wrote:
Hey folks. If you check out the website, you may be in for a surprise.
w00t1
This is a very important day. I want to send out my thanks to everyone
who has worked on the FreeDOS Project, to help bring us to the 1.0
release. That includes both current members
How did you run the installer?
On 9/3/06, Daniel Verkamp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blair Campbell wrote:
Hey folks. If you check out the website, you may be in for a surprise.
Excellent work! However, in testing the base CD in Virtual PC 2004, I
came across this problem during
Blair Campbell wrote:
How did you run the installer?
I booted from the CD, created a single 2GB primary partition using
xfdisk, rebooted, formatted C:, and followed the defaults on the package
selection screen. At this point, postinst.bat executed and produced
this error. I tried the
FYI: I have updated the FreeDOS web site with the 1.0 announcement. A
few pages have changed:
- the front page has been rearranged, and should now be friendlier to
new users. Let me know if the navigation is confusing; I tried to make
it so new users would know where to go, but still useful
Hi Jim, looks good! Just one thing on the left column: isn't report
bugs more of users than developers?
Aitor
2006/9/3, Jim Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
FYI: I have updated the FreeDOS web site with the 1.0 announcement. A
few pages have changed:
- the front page has been rearranged, and should
Strange that I cannot reproduce this (even on an i586, with real hardware).
On 9/3/06, Daniel Verkamp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blair Campbell wrote:
How did you run the installer?
I booted from the CD, created a single 2GB primary partition using
xfdisk, rebooted, formatted C:, and
Does the ISO I just re-uploaded work now? (I know, it's kinda cheating).
On 9/3/06, Blair Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Strange that I cannot reproduce this (even on an i586, with real hardware).
On 9/3/06, Daniel Verkamp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blair Campbell wrote:
How did you run
Blair Campbell wrote:
Does the ISO I just re-uploaded work now? (I know, it's kinda cheating).
No, it behaves the same way as the original.
BTW, Virtual PC is available for free now if you would like to test it
yourself - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtualpc/downloads/sp1.mspx
Please, be CAREFUL about this.
If you changed something critical, it may be a nightmare later when
users complain.
I don't think that marking as FreeDOS 1.0 a newly upgraded (untested)
CD is the best way to proceed, but now that you have done it, then the
only thing to do is: collect bugfixes and
Jim Hall wrote:
Blair Campbell wrote:
Hey folks. If you check out the website, you may be in for a surprise.
w00t1
This is a very important day. I want to send out my thanks to everyone
who has worked on the FreeDOS Project, to help bring us to the 1.0
release. That
Here I am, I've spent about 5 hours slowly downloading the full version,
getting just a few K per second, and right before it gets done, you go and
replace it.
I'm sorry, but I made it quite clear in the announcemet that the full
ISOs were NOT ready yet. I would have annouced it if they
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