I updated it so it use malloc(), it should
load files that are as big as largest
conventional ram avail in DOS now. No more 32K
barrier...
I am curious why textcolor() isnt working right
in dosemu.
http://digitalatoll.com/pub/DMSOFT/hexed.zip
whups sorry Dennis - my bad sentence structure. I never feel the need to
defrag with Puppy, I use ext4 and ext3 formatted partitions with ext3 fs
myself... I meant that when in Windoze - defrag, defrag, defrag... a
habit I mistakenly transferred to my FreeDos install - and perhaps
running DOSFSCK
I an loading usbuhci and usbdrive with LH. They both load low.
All of the USB drivers will load themselves automatically into upper memory if
it is available -- you do not need to (and, in fact, shouldn't) use LH. If,
for some reason, you want them loaded into low memory even if upper memory
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 2:31 AM, Chris Evans aaxiomfin...@gmail.com wrote:
I updated it so it use malloc(), it should
load files that are as big as largest
conventional ram avail in DOS now. No more 32K
barrier...
I am curious why textcolor() isnt working right
in dosemu.
I think I will choose gplv3 for it
On Feb 11, 2013 10:27 AM, Jim Hall jh...@freedos.org wrote:
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 2:31 AM, Chris Evans aaxiomfin...@gmail.com
wrote:
I updated it so it use malloc(), it should
load files that are as big as largest
conventional ram avail in DOS now. No
Hi!
If you are interested in Go, you may want to try AuGoS,
of which also a native DOS version exists. The webpage:
http://www.augos.com/go/augos.html
Thanks too for the Chess links - my son and daughter are both just
getting interested (though they prefer Go), and I'm afraid 'Battle
http://digitalatoll.com/pub/DMSOFT/hexed10a.zip
I added the gpl notices to the program and included the
gpl v3.txt file in the archive. it is ready to be
downloaded now.
I still have to correct the edit mode , for some reason is
defaulting to 0 for the location and value... it confuse me.
On
Hi,
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 2:16 AM, sakura kinomoto like-a-m...@list.ru wrote:
I wish to try Dinamic Drive Overlay, which can be used by Ontrack Disk manager
(...any fdisk's, either in BasLinux or in FreeDos can not touch hdd after 8
gb...)
(and floppy device is broken, so, I can not use
I haven't messed with Ontrack Disk Manager in many years, but the
version I have is basically a DOS program. So, you just need to boot
the computer into a DOS environment on a medium that has the Ontrack
software (the old version I have has all the Ontrack stuff in a single
600kB directory named
http://digitalatoll.com/pub/DMSOFT/hexed10a.zip
I updated it it now has a find function, it
will search for text string from current position
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I updated it so it use malloc(), it should
load files that are as big as largest
conventional ram avail in DOS now. No more 32K barrier...
NOT true. It will happily open a 10 MiB file (thanks God I
didn't test it with my insane 21 GiB file :-D ), but show
only 64 KiB and behave (version from
uHex is a simple and fast hex viewer for DOS. It has been written
with care to work fast even on an 8086 CPU, providing support for
large files (up to 2 GiB) while using minimal amounts of memory.
COOL :-)
It's rather trivial but in my minimal test it worked.
As you might know, there are
Hi,
Yes, I know about the existence of zillions of other hex viewers/editors
for - OTOH I am not trying to make big $$$ out of it :)
I've never done a hex viewer - Now that's yet another item out of my
life's todo list :)
Also, I couldn't find one that would be simple, 8086-compatible and GPL.
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