On Tue, 12 Jul 2005, tom ehlert wrote:
> >>The XMS swap feature means: Copy most of FreeCOM to XMS while a program
> >>is running, and mark the memory as free. So FreeCOM LOOKS as if it would
> >>be only 3 kilobytes small in RAM.
> > ...
> >>Having a version which is 8086 compatible but uses XMS S
Hi!
12-Июл-2005 00:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jose Antonio Senna) wrote to
freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net:
JAS> In other words, it is what I thought it is. However, most versions of
JAS> COMMAND.COM (indeed,all of MS,DR,PC and PTS I ever used) also keep only
JAS> a small part of them permanently
Hi, the compile process for DEVLOAD involves no script at the moment.
The sources are originally for MASM or TASM, but I compile using the
free (but limited) ArrowASM, as follows:
asm devload.asm
[hit enter when it suggests output files devload.obj nul.crf nul.lst]
tlink /t devload.obj
[Turbo C 2
tom ehlert schreef:
BUILD.BAT or similar, so I don't have to figure out how to compile
(Masm,Nasm,Tasm,...) and how it was compressed
Tom
maybe should be in the asm code a line with how to compile?
nasm -o devload.com devload.asm
upx --best --8086 devload.com
Does anyone know any dos-version
Hi!
14-Июл-2005 18:06 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Auer) wrote to
freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net:
EA> Hi, Alain suggests to suppress disk write error messages in
EA> LBAcache while graphics mode is on. I would make the floppy
EA> Part two of the problem is: How do you define graphics mode?
Hi Eric,
1'st thanks for this patch (at least you *DO* something)
but it would be nice if the archive would also contain
BUILD.BAT or similar, so I don't have to figure out how to compile
(Masm,Nasm,Tasm,...) and how it was compressed
Tom
--
Eric Auer wrote:
> I sometimes have a nagging impatience which can piss people off, sorry.
Sound familiar to me. ;-)
> I hope you noticed that this mail was a necessary excuse. So it
Sure, but I missed the rest of the discussion. *g*
I also missed the UDMA discussion which led Jack Ellis to le
Hi Joe, Robert,
> Eric,
> You are an asshole.
I sometimes have a nagging impatience which can piss people off, sorry.
> Best Wishes,
> Joe
At least the FINAL words of your first mail after long silence are nice ;-).
Robert:
> Did you notice Eric's "Hope for ... peace on the list"? I think, t
Hi Arkady,
> BC> I would like to see if possible support in the kernel to see
> BC> partitions that are bigger than the BIOS allows.
> Wrong way. DOS is portable accross many different disks types only
> because it uses BIOS to access them.
> BC> In my case, I have a
> BC> 386 and its kern
Салям!
10-Июл-2005 14:30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Blair Campbell) wrote to FreeDOS Devel
:
BC> I would like to see if possible support in the kernel to see
BC> partitions that are bigger than the BIOS allows.
Wrong way. DOS is portable accross many different disks types only
because it uses BIOS
Hi!
10-Июл-2005 14:30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Blair Campbell) wrote to FreeDOS Devel
:
BC> I would like to see if possible support in the kernel to see
BC> partitions that are bigger than the BIOS allows.
Wrong way. DOS is portable accross many different disks types only
because it uses BIOS to
Joe Cosentino wrote:
> You are an asshole.
Did you notice Eric's "Hope for ... peace on the list"? I think, that Eric
is *not* an asshole. He already did a lot for FreeDOS (you too). He
probably was a little overmotivated...
Please calm down both and return to normal work on FreeDOS!
Robert Rie
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