cut down any further?
only first 5 entries needed?
FWIK wattcp.cfg can be cut down to a bere minimum. Only What is used
needs to be there.
my_ip = 192.168.1.123
netmask = 255.255.255.0
gateway = 192.168.1.1
I remember using with only these 2 or 3 lines :)
Alain
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rds :(
I got the updates from there, thanks, but it is only for 8255x chips, I
understand that some boards have different chips. Anyway, I don't have
any Intel MB here, I will test the new version ASAP
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I hope this helps,
Alain
Blair Campbell escreveu:
Hi. I am requesting that everyone with a little spare time and a PCI
network card that works with a clearly redistributable packet driver
(in the licence, like a crynwr packet driver), to email me their
PCIsl
e (even at
places where the kernel does not use those registers around a call
to the generic device driver function call interface).
Do you know how to do it? Can you do it? This will be very nice anyway :)
thanks,
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Hi Bernd,
I use that dummy aproach too, but I use the *previous8 environment for
small utility programs that return stuff in environment variables. And
yes, they free the dummy variables to get space.
Alain
Bernd Blaauw escreveu:
So, what's the best way to find the master enviro
Is there eny FreeDOS specific way of finding the previous environment
and the master environment?
I used this a lot and I had to convert a lot of batch files :(
Alain
Eric Auer escreveu:
Hi, yes FreeCOM does not support int 2e (for non-programmers:
int 2e is "send a command to the m
Bernd Blaauw escreveu:
I would like LH to be Accepted(!) by FreeCOM, even if functionality
behind this command has been disabled.
???
It is working here! Is this new?
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registers.
But it is nice to have EMM386 to preserve them too :)
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problem for other OpenWatcom optimized programs as well or not?
Then, shouln'd this be fixed in a later version?
Alain
PS: Please we have to remember that most of us are writing in a foreign
language, so it would be nice to avoid "miss-understandable
I vote with Aitor on this issue
Alain
I agree with this, and if simplicity in the number of versions available
is an issue, have 386+ and 8088 versions (being 286+ optimized is ok
whenever possible, and whenever the differences between the
286-optimized and 386-optimized versions are small
much if all names
could be listed on the right column, jusr as M$ does.
Aitor Santamaría Merino escreveu:
Many thanks, Jeremy, for your great work in Kernel and now in FreeCOM.
You are becoming the most important member for the FreeDOS continuity,
so stay safe :)
Yes, thanks again.
Alain
Johnson Lam escreveu:
Hi Arkady,
PS: Next time, don't use "Program Files" directory, when install dumb
programs like from Adobe.
I love your comment.
I love that too ;-)
In my case it is a user supplied machine with an old, heaven knows how,
instalation...
Hi Bart,
After a few hours, I have FreeDOS with LFN in DOSEMU :))
DosEmu 1.3.2 with $_lfn_support=(1)
FreeCOM 0.84 pre
NDN v2.14.8168/ENG (not good with v2.11)
*NO* doslfn diver loaded
DIR /LFN works just fine
Thanks ALL,
Alain
PS: my Linux setup
Mandrake 10.0 with glibc updated to 2.3.4
blank drives). Here is a FreeDOS patch and
kernel (build 2034, NASM 0.98.38, Borland C++ 3.1, TLINK 7.01, 386) to
fix them.
Thanks,
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an you compile an
English version?
I have the english version all nicely wrapt up in GPL package. But...
last version is not compiling in english. I will send you one soon.
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ep in kernel
data structures, and bypassing it would void compatibility.
Compatibility with what? MS-DOS can access it.
But I think the limitations are weaker for network drives
and in context of LFN usage.
The problem I reported was in SFN, which had more than 64 chars.
Alain
PS, answering t
Hi:
Kenneth J. Davis {KJD}
{Erwin Veermans}
{Bernd Blaauw}
{Eric Auer}
{Tom Ehlert}
[Eduardo Casino]
{Roberto Mariottini}
{Arkady V.Belousov}
and all anonimous...
Thanks for your contributions to the new FreeCOM
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I am very interested in LFN for FreeDOS, specialy for use in DOSEMU. I
made a few tries without success. Dos it work? Which one? How?
If anyone is using it, please help
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the machine, but the *flash* files (and some others) are nested many
directories deep.
Is there some workaround for that? I could include it in my version of
XDEL (v2.4 clone of DRDOS).
thanks,
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Eric Auer escreveu:
Hi Alain,
I have detected an unusual problem: While using FreeDOS in a real user
machine, once or twice a day, LBACACHE writes a message like this:
LBACache flush: write error.0880/LBA#0101
E> means: DMA overrun (error 8) on drive 80 (first harddisk)...
And the sys
ing written by LBACACHE? In my understanding, errors should be
reported only if they cannot ne recovered!
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Hi,
So Robert has the fixed sources? Go get him. Or did he move to Mars?
Please, this sounds very agressive in english. I is bad for everyone.
It saddens me a lot and many people have moved out of FreeDOS because of
mistunderstandings caused by phrasings like that :)
Alain
The problem is that the user is considering it a very bad
error, because it appears as text message over the graphic screen and
stays there for the rest of the day...
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really useable, we will have
a lot of new users, and that will be a much better incentive to do new
things.
As of FreeDOS being nearly stable, I can atest that it is, and I am
starting to use it in users machines. But I still do have some "little"
problems.
ee all RAM). So try if VDS
and/or MEMTEST solve the problem.
Adding only MEMCHECK made it work. Thanks.
What can produce this? Isn't Memcheck only a test or does it affect
which memory will be used?
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old machines, could be made lighter as no memory manager
exists
2) => be the "best of all"
3) => for embeded. These are usualy 386, need a light version but have a
memory manager, but need a reduced memory usage.
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me ago), please can you indicate one?
Michael, could you explain how a protect mode "should" manage things for
disk access and what could go wrong with cwsdpmi? You are our resisdent
consultant for that matter ;-)
thanks,
Alain
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RAWREAD test (int21): 54Mb/s, drops to 51Mb/s unaligned, 89Mb/s cached.
That is fast :-).
Drops progressively to 5.4Mb/s for 512 bytes buffer (except cached).
What do you mean? "If you transfer in chunks of 0.5k instead of the
default [probably a lot bigger] chunk size"? Int 21 as in "DOS file
ation, but latin and english people don't do it ;-)
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uses cwsdpmi
2) author is Martin Rehak, the same as ROMOS (in FreeDOS page) I asked
him for the sources
==>> It looks like the problem is with CWSDPI ! How can I insolate that?
any ideas? Michael, how can I stub it with Causeway? (cwstub doesn'
confusing ;-)
Maybe misunderstanding, I remember Alain said after he use UMB,
FreeDOS slowdown a lot and need to use UDMA2 and cache to reclaim the
speed.
I'm sure UDMA or the latest XDMA is NOT a factor of slowdown, nothing
related (in my test or Alain's test), please stop bring t
Hi Tom,
I made just some preliminary tests with RAWREAD, *things*are*better*. I
am not sure exactly what/how.
I will read the source and make some por test starting from that, but
only (sunday maybe?) or monday.
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Hello Alain,
just a general hint in benchmarking (for beginners):
a) try to measure something with something that you understand what it
does; else your measurements might not be interpretable
scince you don't know what rawspeed does (*exactly*), or what your
indexin
ect data transfer between disk and HMA.
That is what I expect from the explanations in last postings. Who knows
if this is what is really happening?
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installs nothing virtual, so maybe this is not.
I really believe that the problem is nor *IN* UltraDMA, bout it is
probably in how it *INTERACTS* this the rest of the system, and I hpoe
you can help us understand that ;-)
Alain
Johnson Lam escreveu:
Hi,
From Jack Ellis, comments about
another problem. Bart and Lucho no more working on this, we
don't have any "experienced" programmers like Jack ...
Well, can anyone help? I could sponsor someone with a few hundered bucks...
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vely small here, and remember that the main
problem is some much bigger slowdown with UMBs in use. I still
have no information from Alain whether this is about the mere
presence of EMM386 (and whether it depends on WHICH EMM386 you
use, e.g. DR, MS or FD one) or whether it depends on WHICH driver
the UMB slowdown, and Alain tells that
things get VERY slow with DOS=UMB. So if MS DOS avoids that,
it would be interesting to know. Or maybe using MS EMM386
or MS HIMEM or MS whatever is the point here? I do not think
that the kernel causes UMB slowdown - looking at our kernel
design, I think that
t.
I can help with tests, but I am not sure about what/how to test so as to
be sure to have it down to *the* problem. Mostly because without DOS=UMB
udma is allways fast, if I don't have DOS=UMB I cannot load anything high...
Alain
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certain amout is kept free.
Alain
PS: I will post a commented maessage of the my config.sys and
autoexec.bat files that I tuned after many days of testing. It may
interest so
This was private, bu I forwarding to the list. I believe it can be of
general interest. The list is "devel" after all...
Hi...
In fact DOS=HIGH also makes it slow too, but only around
10 to 20%.
Expected. It puts BUFFERS into HMA but avoids to access them
directly there, so you get one extr
oexec, and in
that case, nothing would help anyway. And: If it does not run, it
does not have an errorlevel either.
"Users can do the unexpected"
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Hi Jonhson,
I re-downloaded it. Now it is the right one.
The problem did not change.
Alain
Johnson Lam escreveu:
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 18:07:52 -0300, you wrote:
Hi Alain,
- The file is 05 may 2005, but it identifies itself as 0.93.
Did you re-download it?
[quote]
- Note that fdxms094
low
memory?
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I just tested in another machine: PcChips Mb, 500MHz Celeron, 384MbRam.
I had a few problems, but gess what? reading the docs, i found that
tickle should not be loaded high.
Question:
- Can I use "DEVICE=EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=TEST X=E000-EFFF /VERBOSE" will
the X=TEST have an effec
same but NWCACHE (with eric's tuning or not), takes 59s
MSDOS 7.10 + smartdrv /X, takes 23s
MSDOS 7.10 + UDMA2 + LBACACHE (same cfg) takes 7s.
Test machine is a PcChips MB, Semprom 2.2GHz, 256Mb. I will make some
more tests on older machine
I just tested FDXMS 0.94
- Loading om my PcChips machine:
* it doesn't work after a power up, with a long time off, or if last
boot was with himem.exe (VDISK detected message)
* it loads after a full boot, if dosfsck runs. I believe that as it uses
cwsdpmi which can use it's own memory manager
. The hard
disk I work on usually Quantum 2GB fireball or Seagate 1.2GB.
Please explain better. Was this FreeFDISK, has it stopped happening?
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after midnight. Next week I will test better and find
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BTW: what is TUNA and TUNW? (I used both)
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Hi, that probably depends on factors like:
- do you use fat32?
- is your cache big enough to cache the fat tables?
(you can try lbacache
Very good news!
For a few months I had a problem because some Asus MotherBoards don't
recognize more than 10Gb of the HardDisks during install.
I just sent to a friend my first FreeDOS distro and the problem was
solved, he now can access all 80Gb with FreeFDISK :))
Thanks to all,
ecifically affecting freedos. I believe it has something to do with
accessind *two* files intermixed and in small chunks. I would appreciate
very much any ideas...
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I also tested with a real-world .DBF file creating a complex index and
differences are much smaller then with a big single
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Please direct me to any test that could be done...
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I just tested, it is working fine.
thanks,
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Michael Devore escreveu:
Uploaded to ftp://ftp.devoresoftware.com/downloads/emm386 are the files
emmx203.zip, EMM386/HIMEM mostly executable package, and emms203.zip,
EMM386/HIMEM mostly source package.
EMM386 Version 2.03 is a minor update
SiS741GX, Disk is 2Gb
partition at the beginning of 40Gb
Thanks a lot,
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Thanks for checking, I will see about updating sys to handle write
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I also believe that the message is a little miss-leading because it
points the problem to the source command.com when it is not. I propos
oen't not complain
anymore :))
I checked and the next sector: I modified a random byte in sector 7 and
fosfsck does not detect it, so all is neede is 1 sector !
Now HOW IS WORKING ON SYS ??? This should be reatively easy to fix, or
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FYI, I tested with win98se's scandisk and the error is not reported (nor
fixed)!
thanks,
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Hi, FAT32 has 2 copies of the boot sector. One
that there are few modifications this time.
I can do any test that you like, just orient me :)
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Thanks to Eric, I tested COUNTRY: is working ok
I just tested the command DATE, and NDN now shows the correct date :)
I just reproduce his message below as it can be of use to someone
Alain
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Hi, there should be a country sys on http://fdos.org/kernel/ - and
/49, 7:53/4e, 90:fc/fa, 91:fa/33,00
[... a veru big list of differences]
Not automatically fixing this.
[...]
What is the boot sector backup? I never heard of it...
I just prepared the drive with "SYS C:" using latest SYS ver. 3.5b
18may2005 (11251 bytes)
Please help
Hi Johnson,
I have been checking some old messages and I found a message about the
bug below. I asked both Eric and Lucho and Lucho found that you reported
the problem.
Can you explain it? Can we reproduce it? anyone knows about it?
thanks,
Alain
Assunto: Re: [Freedos-devel] Kernel 2035a
of it?
I tried
country=055
country=055,850
but in both cases it needs the country.sys file. Where can I find it?
(appart from M$ disks)
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I will restart my testing in a day or two. Where can I find a good, last
version, Kernel that is not OW+386 optimized?
thanks,
Alain
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Hello eric,
Did anybody else notice that no version of EMM386 works with the
386-optimized branch of the FreeDOS kernel?
Yes, me... After
PcChips M863G Chipset SiS741 Cpu Semprom 2200
I remember reading that this version could dump screen to a file, please
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Arkady V.Belousov escreveu:
PS: .txt file in given directory prsent with LF, not CRLF delimiters.
That is from Linux. I switced to SETEDIT, a very fine editor, Borland
style and it is imune to LF problem. There is also DOS/WIN/Linux versions.
Alain
Hi Bernt,
Couldn you just put it all together in a nice little file including the
explanation bellow and send it as a "temporary" version to JH to be
placed at ibiblio?
I am sure many people would apreciate and you have done most of the work
anyway...
thanks either way,
Alain
Be
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There are too many different options to put them toghether and it will
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Is there a final and stable DOSFSCK? I remember that you did some work
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Bernd Blaauw escreveu:
(Now, what was this thread doing in freedos-devel?)
He is seeking help to solve a problem USING FreeDOS! I am glad to see
that 1) it can be done, 2) he did get help ;-)
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complex and generic problems should be taken to mode complete OSes.
Embeded systems have a different aproach to the performance problem: the
peak performance is the main concern and they are engeneered to
withstand that continuosly. APMDOS mode can hel
only on a limited number of machines...
Alain
Eric Auer escreveu:
Hi, at
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/parkdisk.zip
you can find a small tool which tries various int 13 calls to
spin down your first two harddisks. No problem if you have only
one disk...
Please report if this could spin down your
polled to generate events, no
int is captured,
Is USB mouse in DOS handled via bios OK? (I will test with a true PS2 later)
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your writing is good.
I eny case here is the axplanation about may and can:
He can do that. => He is phisicaly able to do that.
He may do that. => 1) He is allowed to do that. or 2) Pehaps he will
chose to do that.
if the real-time is INSIDE your program: yes
if you want a real-time-OS to run many programs: no
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Can freedos be use in a real-time environment successfully?
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Earlier, there was recommended Borland C++ 3.1. But it is very outdated
(in sense of language), closed source, commercial, non-free and contains
bugs, which will never fixed.
I remember that you had a list of BC 3.1 bugs, could you send it to us,
please?
Alain
it.
So I recomend both BC31 and OW1.3
Alain
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Hi.
I'm planning to do some DOS programming and I'm hoping that my DOS
program will run on MS-DOS, Win9x and FreeDOS as well. So I'm looking
for recommendation for a C compiler that works best in generating
a
that *someone* is happy :))
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Michael Devore escreveu:
At 11:27 AM 12/8/2004 +0100, Eric Auer wrote:
> Uploaded to ftp://ftp.devoresoftware.com/downloads are the files
> emmx13b.zip, EMM386 mostly executable package, and emms13b.zip, EMM386
> mostly source package.
> These version
Hi Michael, you keep impressimg me :))
Thanks, very much
Alain
Michael Devore escreveu:
Uploaded to ftp://ftp.devoresoftware.com/downloads are the files
emmx13b.zip, EMM386 mostly executable package, and emms13b.zip, EMM386
mostly source package
for any help,
Alain
Jim Hall escreveu:
Thanks Eduardo! I've mirrored this release on ibiblio, and posted a
news item on FreeDOS.org. Also, I've added your LSM to the Software List.
-jh
Eduardo Casino wrote:
Hi all,
at long last, this is the first version of FreeDOS NLSFUNC. Althou
misses one thing: a side
by side view of averything that will be done. This is very important in
the Notebook/desktop scenario.
Alain
Aitor Santamaría Merino escreveu:
Hi there,
Sorry for the OT, does anyone know of a good and free (to download, not
necc. open source) Win32 program that can be
Does anyone have a copy of PDETHER version 1.05? (pde105.zip)
all links I could find in Google are broken...
tom ehlert escreveu:
Hello Alain,
[...]
* Port DosEmu from Linux to SUN SOLARIS
* boot dos, giving it a lot of memory (for the RAMDISK)
* start XMSDSK
* start MS LANMANAGER as server
instal MS-CLIENT over a
packet driver and was unable to find a driver (shim?) for that. If you
can do it, please point me at the right direction
thanks,
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seriously - would you use AnyDOS for your everyday work ?
I do. For devellopent. But my clints do it 24/7...
(machices are up to P4, graphics mode and database)
do you think anyone else does ?
Not very much ;-)
Alain
th on screen/file log)
would be a big help
and configurable SURFACE SCAN 'confidence'
(be more pessimistic, but try hard to rescue data;
Spinrite did that in in old days (Seagate STR238 could not live without it)
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