Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric Tauck's old software goes MIT license

[...] > This includes the aforementioned WASM, TODDY v6.15 (A DOS command line > editor), CLONE v2.10 (A floppy disk duplicator), WARP v2.31 (A fast > ANSI.SYS replacement) and several other tools for DOS or Windows. > > Unfortunately source code for some of these tools cannot be found at >

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric Tauck's old software goes MIT license

This is great news, thanks for reaching out to him! I'll put a news item on the FreeDOS website about this. On Mon, Jul 27, 2020 at 1:17 PM Robert Riebisch wrote: > Hi! > > Recently, I remembered the 1990's Wolfware Assembler (WASM). > Version 2.23 can also be found at >

[Freedos-devel] Eric Tauck's old software goes MIT license

Hi! Recently, I remembered the 1990's Wolfware Assembler (WASM). Version 2.23 can also be found at . Its license is kinda "copyrighted freeware, that comes with source code". So I asked Mr. Tauck to re-release WASM under one

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:27 PM, maybeway36 wrote: > I don't see why the packages couldn't be built on Windows; they're > standard zip files. I actually built a couple myself on Linux ;) > -maybeway36 > I used to be the package guy for the FreeDOS distros (Alpha5 through Beta7, I think) and did i

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

I don't see why the packages couldn't be built on Windows; they're standard zip files. I actually built a couple myself on Linux ;) -maybeway36 -- This SF.net email is sponsored by: High Quality Requirements in a Collabora

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

Blair, Thank you I will review this this evening. Does this work the same for base freedos vs complex? for example APPEND vs OPENGEM. And can these packages be safely built in xp. I blew away my freedos partition last night trying to install linux on a second partition. not even fdisk /mbr is he

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

Is there any single package that you know of that is 100% the way you want it? If so can you link it so I can get started. :) That's probably more my area of expertise, since I designed the package management system. I might re-write the system which stores files related to each package

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

Exactly! I think maybe I talk funny. :P Usul On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 5:13 PM, Michael Reichenbach wrote: > I think he wants to help packaging and wants to know a package which he > can use for reference because it's 100% correct. > > -mr > > Eric Auer schrieb: >> Hi Usul, >> >>> Is there any sin

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

Eric, You mentioned like the ones on FDUPDATE. That some of them are zipped up in the format you want. I was just wondering if there was one that you liked 100% Directory Structure Files If there is one that you could show me, then I can see exactly what you want. Even if that is an old package

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

I think he wants to help packaging and wants to know a package which he can use for reference because it's 100% correct. -mr Eric Auer schrieb: > Hi Usul, > >> Is there any single package that you know of that is 100% the >> way you want it? If so can you link it so I can get started. :) > > Pl

Re: [Freedos-devel] Eric

Hi Usul, > Is there any single package that you know of that is 100% the > way you want it? If so can you link it so I can get started. :) Please explain :-) Eric -- ___ Fr

[Freedos-devel] Eric

Is there any single package that you know of that is 100% the way you want it? If so can you link it so I can get started. :) -- ___ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@list

[Freedos-devel] Eric again MISREPRESENTED UDMA2 (in reply to the man that wants larger disk partitions)

Dear All, Sorry, Eric again! Hoping that nobody MISLEAD by him, Jack have a message to clear up: = Re: the 16-Jul-2005 comments by Eric Auer on FD-Devel (in reply to the man that wants larger disk partitions), be advised that UDMA2 does not process ONLY the following I-O requests: A) Request