Eric Auer wrote:
Hi again :-)
Hi!
An USB flash drive was made bootable for FreeDOS with the tool 'HP Drive
Key'. Booting from that device works well if the BIOS supports USB booting.
After loading the USB driver under FreeDOS device C:\ could be no longer
read. FreeDOS asked for a
Hi at all,
i suggest to try txt2pdf.exe using hx extender.
Txt2pdf it's a 32 bit executable (also via commans line) for create .pdf
from text files.
Graphic effect s can be added via special command insert on simole.TXT file.
The pestub work, but during the execution the program stop 2 time and
iw2evk wrote:
Txt2pdf it's a 32 bit executable (also via commans line) for create .pdf
from text files.
And it's shareware. :-/ Alternatively you could try my DOS build
(http://www.bttr-software.de/misc/halibut-r7622-dos.zip) of Halibut
(http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/halibut/).
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
How can I start this wizzard again?
Try to run Crynwr.bat in FDOS directory.
Robert Riebisch
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BTTR Software
http://www.bttr-software.de/
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I have FreeDos running under VirtualBox and it seems to run OK except that
when I copied in a previously running Lotus system and try to run 123R23.exe
the program doesn't display the numbers I type nor the function menus after I
type /. Some sort of display issue obviously but I don't
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 8:53 AM, Larry Nolan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have FreeDos running under VirtualBox and it seems to run OK except that
when I copied in a previously running Lotus system and try to run 123R23.exe
the program doesn't display the numbers I type nor the function menus
At home it is OK, no trouble with Mandriva or Ubuntu. At the office we have,
among others, a PC with a hard disk with 2 GB of memory and its RAM is of 128
GB. I Decided to run ROSLIMS from the live CD, but Freedos would also be
useful.
Under Ubuntu I could use only DOSBOX, under Mandriva
excuse me, 128 mb of RAM
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Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008.
I also tried to install it at the ofice and there was the same problem. I
could not configure anything
Alex
Michael Reichenbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I mean the following sreenshot
or 1 step before
It's just my preference but why do *any* of this with the installation
program? Maybe you'd be better off installing FreeDOS by hand, from
scratch, making sure that works, and then installing just the
components you really need.
I'm new to FreeDOS. My first install was using gparted to create a
Unless you have a specific need to boot your PC with FreeDOS, I would
recommend running FreeDOS inside Linux DOSEmu. This is mostly how I
use FreeDOS these days. It works great.
Por favor... don't write such words here - because the chief should
not make it official, that there should be used
Florian Xaver schrieb:
Unless you have a specific need to boot your PC with FreeDOS, I would
recommend running FreeDOS inside Linux DOSEmu. This is mostly how I
use FreeDOS these days. It works great.
Por favor... don't write such words here - because the chief should
not make it official,
Hi Michael,
- C: was accessible thanks
to the BIOS driver anyway :-p.
Yes.
If so, why did it become inaccessible when
you loaded the DOS USB driver??
I don`t think it would happen with a normal harddisk.
Well you loaded a driver which created a new int13 gateway
to the SAME drive,
Hi Michael,
It`s quite problematic to run FreeDOS on modern hardware.
(lack hardware and driver support)
I disagree... For example somebody recently asked me how
he could remove a preinstalled FreeDOS from his PC, as he
wanted to install Windows. It turned out that his SATA
harddisk was
Ok, I didn`t really wanted to hijack this topic so I use another topic
for this interesting discussion.
What are the reason why someone would use DOS?
- just some of my first thoughts, perhaps what I planed to do
- classic DOS games
- legacy applications
- nostalgia
- interesting for programmers
Michael Reichenbach escreveu:
It`s quite problematic to run FreeDOS on modern hardware.
Amazingly it is not. Runs very well in on any machine, I use it
professionaly!
Alain
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