Op 11-6-2011 3:38, Jack schreef:
I am getting VERY TIRED of responding to FALSE problems about my
drivers!!
Troubleshooting configurations (hardware + software) can be quite
difficult indeed, resulting in blaming specific drivers.
For example I tried a bootable USB flash disk yesterday which
Op 7-6-2011 20:05, Willi Wasser schreef:
I really didn't expect to trigger so much controversy with my initial
questions. And i found it interesting to learn that companies like HP and
DELL still offer DOS. But if one takes a closer look, it becomes soon clear,
that DOS for them is more
Op 8-6-2011 1:22, Eric Auer schreef:
Not really - www.coreboot.org/SeaBIOS you can simply load an UEFI
payload which implements the classic PC BIOS interface. Actually
it seems that modern BIOSes already do this and just do not talk
much about also supporting UEFI, maybe because Windows still
Op 7-6-2011 23:46, Rugxulo schreef:
VirtualBox may?? support USB booting (or at least reading) nowadays,
but I've never bothered.
My idea is indeed to find a boot environment for USB flash media, and
test the following:
* is USB seen as A: or C:
* can I boot it directly
* can I boot DOS through
Op 6-6-2011 0:38, jasse...@itelefonica.com.br schreef:
...
Still not looked at that DOS PDF reader that was posted a while ago, but
it could be a good addition.
...
Where and when was it posted ?
at Robert Riebisch's BTTR forums:
Op 1-6-2011 18:25, mbbrut...@brutman.com schreef:
Well, relatively free. A certain group of people are aghast that I used
GPL v3 - apparently that is not free enough for them. I'm getting a
good laugh out of that conversation though.
I've read that discussion and liked it, in my opinion
Op 27-5-2011 23:49, Michael B. Brutman schreef:
I released mTCP as open source today: http://code.google.com/p/mtcp/
hi Michael, congratulations on possibly having the first GPL3 DOS program ^^
I seem to recall you needing permission from your employer to do this so
thanks go out to them as
Op 19-5-2011 2:28, Alain Mouette schreef:
I managed to make a Boot CD that works almost in all machines. The only
one that is not working is Virtual PC 2007. it locks uppun execution
of JEMM386 from a CD image. XMGR is used because it is required by UIDE.
Technically UIDE doesn't require XMS
Op 18-5-2011 19:12, Preethi S. schreef:
Hi,
I need to create 40 MB disk space using tdsk.exe. I can able to create
lesser space than this.
Is there any way to accomplish this or is there any other tool? Any
help is appreciated.
In what situation do you want to create space? If working
Op 17-5-2011 17:45, Alain Mouette schreef:
I am using UIDE and XMGR from 10-May-11, I made my config from your
example (whole file attached), jemm386 is 572 dated 13mar2008 (complete
config at the end):
device=a:\dos\xmgr.sys /B
device=a:\dos\jemm386.exe I=TEST NOEMS
device=a:\dos\xmgr.sys
Op 17-5-2011 19:40, Alain Mouette schreef:
I boot normaly, single-stepping, loading all *except IEDE*, than I do:
SET COMSPEC=C:\COMMAND.COM (it's the same)
C:
DEVLOAD A:\DOS\UIDE.SYS /D:CDROM
it loads, and I can access drive C:, but if I access A: it locks just
the same, with
Op 17-5-2011 20:41, Alain Mouette schreef:
Alain, can I privately send you a complete disk image sometime tomorrow
by email? Would be 1.44MB, maybe slightly smaller if compressing first.
It would replace your own floppy image directly, you can still use your
own method of ISO generating.
Op 17-5-2011 20:41, Alain Mouette schreef:
Well, so it is a BIOS bug, and that is the end of research in this
direction...
Either syslinux (that seems to be better but for which I need help) or
RDISK+SUBST (that I know, but may be a bit clumsy)
ok, made a very basic ISO generation batchfile,
Op 12-5-2011 16:13, James Collins schreef:
I want to be able to use my cd/dvd drive on my MacBook pro laptop. I have the
drivers for UIDE. I have read the readme file, but it is very technical. I
could use some help loading the drivers.
Do I have to edit my config.sys file? Do I put the
Op 10-10-2010 13:34, Lee Eric schreef:
Is there any SATA driver available on DOS can access SATA hard drivers?
http://johnson.tmfc.net/dos/driver.html has listed some SATA drivers,
see if that works out for you.
Bernd
Op 27-6-2010 19:01, Garrison Ricketson schreef:
I guess you'll have implicit permission by default (until someone
objects) as those posts and their contents have been made public.
As for MetaKern, it works with a small loader to which you append 1 or
more bootsector files (usually obtained by
Op 14-4-2010 9:38, Michael C. Robinson schreef:
I went by nute on the ReactOS forums. Look and you can see how dicey
things got.
Ah I remember reading those threads you started, with asking over and
over again whenever a new/next release would come out. They're releasing
more often than
Op 26-2-2010 22:17, Geraldo Netto schreef:
Hi maybeway36,
Uide is different from lbacache/cdrcache
Uide enables ultra dma[1] modes for harddisks
while lbacache/cdrcache do cache for harddisks/cdrom
Geraldo, by default UIDE includes caching for diskettes, harddisks on
controllers and
Op 26-1-2010 22:58, Alain Mouette schreef:
The boot sector is installed with the command:
SYS C:
but BE CAREFULL!! that c: is the FreeDOS partition...
Alain
Chris escreveu:
active, and has both fdconfig.sys in the root directory and kernal.sys
in the \fdos dir, so it looks to me
Op 27-12-2009 19:44, jcd...@free.fr schreef:
No CD-ROM drive to use; GCDROM not loaded.
Any idea.
Note : After booting with freedos bootable cd, I can access to the
cd-rom drive( elterito is loaded in memory ).
Could you try the UIDE cd-rom driver please? it's the most recent work
of
Op 27-12-2009 23:42, jcd...@free.fr schreef:
Hello.
As I said to eric auer
Done as suggested.
But some problem still here.
Then I give up as well. I assume your drive is internal, and connected
to SATA like your subject mentions. Does it run in IDE compatibility
mode or in AHCI?
Any idea which program gave the error95 message? I think it might be the
FORMAT or Fdisk program doing so, which means we'll need to figure out
how far your installation process got.
What you can do is manually run the FDISK program, create a primary
FAT16 (or FAT32) partition (instead of
Op 7-11-2009 0:44, Joe Emenaker schreef:
Sure, it wouldn't work every time. And it would fail for anything
which was run through and exe-compressor. But it would sure beat
strings myprog.exe | more, which is what I have to do right now.
how we love UPX (and use it extensively) :)
some
Op 1-11-2009 10:38, Michael Robinson schreef:
The newest kernel 2039 seems to fix a lot of problems. Is there ongoing
kernel development?
What has to be updated still before Freedos 1.1 comes out?
I occasionally see stuff get added to http://www.freedos.org, but the
1.1 release seems to be
Op 18-10-2009 19:12, Michael Robinson schreef:
I know about prodos.exe, it requires Windows to
extract the drivers from it and the drivers you
extract are probably Windows drivers.
should be a DOS Ndis driver in that, as well as packet driver. Ofcourse
also windows ndis drivers. Intel's
Op 1-10-2009 19:14, david lowe schreef:
A while back I asked 'upgrading', I had a list of Windows-compatible
utilities that needed DOS equivalents. I'm not asking about
Win-compatible games, they may be a lost cause. I need a driver for a
USB flash drive, probably one for a broadband
Op 29-9-2009 18:19, Santiago Almenara schreef:
Maybe, the answer is easier than I think, my problem is that I want to
upgrade the FreeDOS kernel.
I have downloaded the zip file (ke2039_86f32.zip
http://sourceforge.net/projects/freedos/files/Kernel/2039/ke2039_86f32.zip/download)
but I can
Op 29-8-2009 3:21, Marcos Favero Florence de Barros schreef:
[Eric]
Please explain what you mean by strange... You should also be able to
drop bad items with CHKDSK / DOSFSCK.
By strange I mean:
(1) Their names were full of illegal characters.
(2) They could not be deleted
Op 22-8-2009 5:34, Michael Robinson schreef:
DOS predates more than 4 gigabytes of memory on a single computer, yet
there has been a LOT of discussion on having Freedos be able to handle
that much memory.
And Windows (9x) predates FreeDOS largely, your point being? For the
times we're in
Op 14-8-2009 23:37, Jack schreef:
Oh, REALLY?? I have been running the DeepBurner program to shoot my
CD/RW masters for over two years now. It DOES simultaneous input/output
with the disk staying-ahead of the CD/RW and always having the next block
of data ready to be written out. It is a
Op 14-8-2009 13:13, MegaBrutal schreef:
Who ever needs a 64-bit version of DOS, especially if you need to
emulate an entire processor while achieving it?
32-bit is just fine. I don't know why would anyone switch to 64-bit
for DOS, since people don't even use the advantages out.
Of course,
Op 14-8-2009 20:17, Jack schreef:
Re: using memory over 4-GB in DOS, the best way to AVOID many new
I am assuming here that, to keep things simple and still-useful
for programs that cannot or will-not be upgraded, the XMS drivers
will all behave same-as-before for current XMS commands. User
Op 14-8-2009 21:18, Jack schreef:
This would work. But, if we are to cook up a new scheme to handle
memory beyond 4-GB, why limit it only for RAMdisk usage? If the XMS
drivers/handlers support such large memory, EVERYBODY could use it!
yes, as long as older programs don't use it by
Menuhin Saitov schreef:
Hi,
i have installed successfully freedos on Compaq lte 5100 I took the
hardisk and connecetd with usb-ide adaptor and with qmeu installed the
system on it, not sure if the system neede it fat 16 partition but know
it works.
My issue is to set the cdrom drive.
Michael Robinson schreef:
I haven't gotten the positive response I had hoped for trying
to drum up some interest in a Windows 9x replacement. Some
have talked about possibly enhacing HX extender and cloning
Windows 3.x first, which makes a lot of sense.
Some have only talked that it
Michael Robinson schreef:
There are many Windows programs that only work in
dos based Windows. There is such a thing as a dos
based Windows program, try to run it at the dos
prompt ( any version ) and you'll get a this
requires Microsoft Windows error. Many of these
same programs either
guest schreef:
I know about ReactOS, ReactOS is garbage right now. It will probably be
garbage for 2-3 more years.
Calling a project garbage is quite severe. If it's unusable for you or
your goals, just indicate so but don't dismiss other people's efforts
into getting something nice off
Ray Davison schreef:
The boot process identifies all the HDD partitions then:
Incorrect DOS version
Bad or missing Command Interpreter: command.com /P /E:256
Enter .
Suggestions?
Ray
How was the bootdisk created? Are you sure it contains both the
kernel.sys and command.com from
Jack schreef:
If you update FreeDOS, in accordance with the update list
noted by Eric Auer, do consider adding the UIDE or UIDEJR
driver, also XMGR and RDISK if desired. They are avail-
able from http://johnson.tmfc.net/dos/driver.html, also
from other Internet sources.
We'll surely
is invalid - an issue with FreeDOS
1.0 for example once installed :)
; FreeDOS 1.1 Final distro by Blair Campbell [blaird...@gmail.com],
; last update 2009-05-18 by Bernd Blaauw [bbla...@home.nl]
; config.sys loads system drivers. Please edit to suit your needs.
;!SWITCHES=/E
!SWITCHES=/N
menucolor=7,0
Blair Campbell schreef:
the data from XMS... There might be some code which decides about
whether restore-from-XMS is needed and which is too optimistic. But
maybe I am totally wrong about that whole swap/overwrite topic...
From what I can tell it always swaps back from XMS and there is
Jim Hall schreef:
The problem is: how will you (Eric) know that the patches will work?
How long do you intend to hold back the 2038 version before deciding
it is good enough?
I'd agree with Jim here, release, then ask feedback. People might lack
the skill to comment on individual patches,
Michael Robinson schreef:
Downloading commercial software that you own a copy of for personal
use is not illegal. Downloading old commercial software that isn't
I'm not even sure this is allowed. A lot of software was distributed on
physical media, of which you were allowed to make a
Michael Robinson schreef:
Speaking of abandonware, all the Nintendo games for the original
8 bit system fit that description now. Should anyone distribute
what is the definition of abandonware anyway? and why would it be legal
if it did fit the description? to my knowledge Nintendo is
Fuzzy Zabriskie schreef:
I'm confused. When I buy a 'software license' am I buying the software
or the right to use the software? If I have a license to use specific software
on a hardware platform (say a Windows OS), and my install media is damaged,
do I have use of the license I've
Christian Masloch schreef:
Since disassembling MS-DOS is considered legal by UDOS and RBIL authors
(and these sources are considered legal by all members of the FreeDOS
project) I think there's no problem using some DLL examination tool.
Regards,
Christian
I hope you have heared
Blair Campbell schreef:
No you're not :-).
First, I compiled the latest version of cdrtools (the current one is
way outdated), which is cdrecord-ProDVD-ProBD 2.01.01a58.
Then, I discovered that some linux distributions forked cdrtools
because of licencing issues, so I decided to try their
You might want to try get the floppy driver from
http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/
Bernd
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Anton Shepelev schreef:
Hello all,
I tried to install FreeDOS 1.0 on the same partition (C:) as
Win98SE using metakern, but ran into the following problem.
Here's what I did:
0. Installed FreeDOS on C:
1. With Win98SE active, I booted from win98 cd and typed:
sys
Geraldo Netto schreef:
Hi Guys,
Hello Geraldo,
It seems command.com is missing
could you try any iso from this site?
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.0/
The FreeDOS 1.0 ISO is confirmed to be working under normal PC BIOS when
booting from CDROM.
Ron Spruell schreef:
Jim I understand what you mean by a virtual machine because I know what
virtual memory is as per Microsoft but for me making a virtual would be just
as hard as making Free Dos run. I would much rather be able to run FreeDos
A virtual machine as ment here is often also
Eric Auer schreef:
To find out which packet driver you need, you can use PCISLEEP
(if it is not part of your FreeDOS install, just search the web)
to get a list of PCI / AGP / PCIe / onboard-PCI devices in your
PC. Look at the devices in the network category. You can search
the web for the
Florian Xaver schreef:
Jemm v5.67 released: http://www.japheth.de
cool, I'll see what's new. Experimental Freedos 2038 kernel files
already were compatible with the fastboot option of JEMMEX.
Updated UDMA drivers! Main change seems to be a merged UDMA/UDVD
drivers into one driver called
Christian Simonyi schreef:
Eric, it was not nice to tread down our conversation
Sophism, does not help; either me or anyone.
I better leave from here
Eric has a habit of bringing public discussions to smaller private
email, nevermind that :)
You're most welcome to stay on the FreeDOS
Jack schreef:
Sorry, I was unaware that this board does not like carat
characters for URL addresses. To download the 7-Sep-2007
XMGR, UDMA, and UDVD drivers, use the following URL:
http://johnson.tmfc.net/dos/drivers.html
no problem, thanks for the update/bugfix Jack.
Chris Ruhl schreef:
Any way I can pass this on to the PRINT side of the
project?? Anybody have any suggestions?? Again, can't
re-code the application.
No idea, never expected anyone to actually use PRINT application
anymore, maybe you're unique :)
Does MS print program work on FreeDOS?
Jack schreef:
In his play Henry VI, Shakespeare once noted The first thing
we do is kill all the lawyers! Still true after 400 years.
Almost would think he was living in the USA with its claim culture :)
I am not a lawyer, and I have no wish to be one. Anybody is
free to use the
Norbert Remmel schreef:
Hi all,
Jack has announced a new DMA driver for DOS.
He also released the sources and removed FreeDOS restrictions.
Download location:
http://johnson.tmfc.net/dos/drivers.html
Great, nice to see Jack has set aside some old disputes and has kept on
working on DOS
Steffen Grunewald schreef:
Hi,
we're looking for a very lightweight TCP/IP stack on top of FreeDOS.
We only need basic DHCP functionality (to tell the client its own IP,
and the one of the server) and TFTP to transfer a single file in both
directions. The goal is to enhance BIOS flash floppy
Alex Horvath schreef:
Hi,
I have a new Windows Vista laptop. I would like to install FreeDos on
a second partition and dual boot.
I created a small extended partition and formatted it as FAT using
Partition Magic.
I then boot to the FreeDos CD and start the install process.
However,
Alex Horvath schreef:
Sorry for all the newbie posts -
FreeDos did install but when I boot all I get is a _ character and no
response to keyboard input.
If I boot from the FreeDos CD I can the FreeDos files on C:.
Anything I can check?
Let's see, a very basic installation has the
Jim Hall schreef:
A user emailed me to ask (in short) how to boot FreeDOS using PXE? The
target PC only has a network card and memory ... no hard drive, no
floppy, no USB, no CD-ROM.
What does he want out of his machine? You'll need some kind of server,
running TFTP software.
For Windows I
Alain M. schreef:
We (many people in this list) espent months testing himem and emm386
from Michael Devore. Are those two just a bugfix from *that* well tested
version or is it descendent from somewhere else?
Based on EMM386 from FreeDOS indeed. Japheth is just adding different
stuff
m4mach schreef:
hi all
I have a problem running FreeDOS with himem/emm386 on a custom size floppy
image (8640 kB) I use memdisk to emulate the floppy.
Is a (compressed?) version of your floppy image available? don't need
the full contents (might be proprietary parts), just the FreeDOS
Roberto Mariottini schreef:
Hi,
I've found this little software called the Internet Extender:
http://www-acc.scu.edu/~jsarich/ieweb/main.htm
It's a software that transforms any DOS machine in an internet NAT
gateway, thus making more computers use the same modem/internet connection.
Oh,
tom ehlert schreef:
I'm missing an *auto-installed* network driver (packet or NDIS), where
you could load email/Arachne/... on top
auto-installation scripts for this is quite horrible. I know Eric had
some PCI tool, but that couldn't be automated and required a tempfile to
be written and
While FreeDOS isn't something like Gentoo (or Linux at all), I'd love to
have some kind of build system so we ensure the 8086 compatibility.
Right now all programs have to be compiled by their own makefiles (and
compilers, linkers etc), and I got no idea on how to make it like a
batch job,
?? ?? schreef:
Hello all! Please vote for adding the my utility, named deltrash, to the
FreeDOS 2.0 distrivutive. Previously thank!
There's no FreeDOS 2.0 anytime soon yet (though most likely a lot faster
than the time between initial start and the 1.0 release), nor is
Geraldo Netto schreef:
for i in $( cat $1 ); do
nslookup $i nslookup_log.txt
done
it catches the content of a file passed($1) and does nslookup for each
entry of the file
and i would like to know how to rewrite it for command, by now i have this:
@echo off
for %%p in ( entries
Alex Nu schreef:
I'm new to the list, and I just saw a similar question before.
So I guess, I'll just add the following:
I don't care if windows 98 replaces freedos while installing.
Actually, I installed freedos, so that I can install windows98.
SETUP /NM /IS
( NoMachine checking ,
Eric Auer schreef:
Hi Russell,
dosemu is probably the answer to most of your questions :-).
Get the new unstable version from the site,
most Linux distros only include older versions.
I've had DOS networking running on VmWare Workstation, both the SMB (MS
Network Client) and HTTP/FTP
Robert Riebisch schreef:
And the QEMU Windows port can be used on a DOS host with the help of
Japheth's HX DOS extender.
Robert Riebisch
most interesting.
I've got no idea which emulators exist nowadays, beyond Bochs, DosEmu,
Xdosemu, VDMsound, Dosbox, Vmware, VirtualPC and Qemu.
Of
Japheth schreef:
Generally, since the emulators apparently aren't fully reliable, it might be
a
good idea to first boot FD without Himem/Emm386 and then advance step by step.
In case of troubleshooting, it's smart to start in Safe Mode (F5) or
SingleStepping (F8) modes and see which line
Oleg O. Chukaev schreef:
FreeDOS, like most DOSes, does not have its own resident calculator.
TSR calculator is a very useful tool for DOS users and programmers.
Therefore, I wrote the FreeDOS Resident Calculator (FDRC) -- TSR
calculator with 32-bit arithmetical/logical operations, reverse
Lester schreef:
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/5744/10292006022842hu7.png
Can this be considered confirmation that it's ok to load it high?
Arachne runs the MEM /C command, and MEM is a DOS program in its
distribution.
example: MEM /C /N memory.txt
EMM386 is a possible issue with
Norbert Remmel schreef:
Hi all,
any ideas how to properly set up Microsoft Network Client 3.0 under QEMU
or BOCHS?
Could you try some Realtek 8019/8029/8039 drivers? If I remember
correctly, I used a realtek packet driver one time in bochs or qemu,
despite their claims of using a standard
Safest is to disconnect the first harddisk, then install FreeDOS from CD
to the 2nd harddisk, that will be C:.
If your Linux and Windows partitions don't use FAT, C: will be 2nd drive
anyway
-
Using Tomcat but need to do
Lester V schreef:
I have two files of different size:
rtspkt.com - 9 KB
rtspkt.com - 33 KB
The smaller one was downloaded somewhere from Hewlett Packard website and the
larger
one from here:
http://sonic.net/support/nic_drivers/nway/RTSPKT/
The large file probably has debugging code,
Stegozor schreef:
Could some have a look at news:alt.os.free-dos and reply to the most
recent message (at this time, ID:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) preferably with a
very soon ? ;)
As soon as kernel sources have been uploaded to Sourceforge I guess, as
the CD uses a 80386 kernel,
not a 8086
Eric schreef:
On Sunday 24 September 2006 12:01, you wrote:
I ended up now exactly where I expected to encounter the problem:
1) Downloaded VMware Workstation (one of all the propositions)
2) Downloaded fdbasecd.iso
3) Started to create a new VM (thought 1GB should be enough for a DOS
Japheth schreef:
What does with support of new hardware mean? These programs require at
least
a 80386 cpu (could this be regarded as new?) and the Himem.sys driver has
some A20 gate switching variants implemented, but besides that they are
pretty
hardware independant (and ignorant)
Diego Rodriguez schreef:
Hi!
When I try to LoadHigh FD-KEYB 2.0 final from my AUTOEXEC.BAT I get the
following error:
FreeCOM: XMSSwap-In: Memory allocation error
Cannot terminate permanent FreeCOM instance
System halted ... reboot or power off now
I'm using FreeCOM version 0.84pre2
Japheth schreef:
If the major problems that affected people are fixed in this
distribution, I will release this ISO and the other ISOs (probably
with a few more minor changes) as 1.0. Cheers to everyone for getting
this far!
Thanks for the new version!
The good thing is: I got a
George Frothingham schreef:
I have noted that FD will not read a diskette formatted by MAXELL
immediately after booting. Once it reads a good diskette it will then read
the MAXELL. Checking the boot sector of MAXELL disks I found that the code
for valid boot record is not present. Diskettes by
Norbert Remmel schreef:
In my opinion, we have two people that have made great effords in the
field of DOS memory management, Michael and Jack, both developing an
independant piece of code only because none of them wants to talk to
each other. And then we have the rest of the FreeDOS
John Hupp schreef:
I'm guessing that one of you developers will size this little challenge up
in short order.
Emulators might do the trick. Some host platform, install emulator on
it, install DOS + your program manager inside the emulator.
Bernd
--
Efficiency is intelligent lazyness
Escorter schreef:
...But is it safe to link DOS4GW programs with CauseWay? I
didn't modified any code in the SW sources. Is CW fully
DOS4GW compatible?
Causeway developer Michael Devore can be found on this mailinglist, I
think he's done a pretty good job with Dos4GW compatibility.
Check
Lester Vedrox schreef:
Both older ram disk drivers (tdsk.exe and xmsdsk.exe) were loaded from
Config.sys that's why I initially put shsurdrv there. The following works fine
but is it really the best way to load it?
- Autoexec.bat -
C:\FDOS\BIN\SHSURDRV.EXE 8192K /V /Q
SHCDX33A
Lester Vedrox schreef:
How to convert file US.KEY to US.KL?
*.key files are available in kpdos23s.zip here:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/dos/keyb/kblayout/
After unzipping:
kpdos23s\source\keydos\us.key
TechFan schreef:
I just tried this on a Compaq Evo D500 2.0GHz, no SATA, probably ATA66.
. .same symptoms.
most secure steps to make sure it's only the XCDROM driver and not
FreeDOS components, is to try a Win98 bootdisk and copy XCDROM to it.
After all MS-DOS has become the defacto
Eric, some mailserver thinks you're spamming. Please fix, can't send you
any mails.
Bernd
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Eric Auer schreef:
Hi, I think if you cannot send mail TO me, then my mail
server has your mail server on some blacklist. It would
not make sense if your mail server would refuse to send
mail TO spammers...
looks resolved then. First mail refused, 2nd seems to have arrived.
Was my parents'
Carl Spitzer schreef:
SHSUCDX /D:CDROM,,1,1 /D:CDRW,,2,1
or
DEVICE=C:\DOS\XCDROM.SYS with XDMA under certain conditions.
in the config.sys file.
The hardware is a Gigabit PII with an IBM and WD hard disks.
How do I test whether XDMA is needed.
both are necessary: a config.sys cdrom driver
Caleb9849 (sent by Nabble.com) schreef:
ARG! Can someone please help me with this? I'm trying to run an old
DOS Star Trek Game of mine. By DOS standards, it's pretty
resource-heavy and requires upper memory. So I added the lines into
my fdconfig.sys to load up emm386.exe (with the noems
Magnus Wild schreef:
Has anyone managed to install the SR2 from the diskset, and if so, did
you have any problems? Would be great if you could help med get this
working..
nobody has succeeded, as textinst.exe is missing from the diskettes.
I'm working on fixing this. Next version won't have
Andre Tertling schreef:
If there is a CDROM present (that means loading of XCDROM and SHSUCDX
were successful) but there is no disk in the drive, processing of my
batch file stops with an error message and the usual Abort, Retry,
Fail?. If I pick Fail here, complete havoc occurs (I didn't have
Johnson Lam schreef:
Then use no switch, it works fine without additional parameter.
it's pretty safe to invoke XCDROM 4 times, 1 for each possible location.
Only drawback is multiple channel scanning, which is fast when XDMA is
loaded, and otherwise takes a few seconds.
paul abbey schreef:
god where am i i have nothing to do with jaopanes if thiswas a phon
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Jim Lemon schreef:
Andrew Greenberg wrote:
4DOS has a nifty command called keystack which allows you to insert
key strokes into the keyboard buffer. This is handy for controlling
DOS programs which you can't script from the command line.
Does FreeDOS have anything like this? Or does anyone
Michael Devore schreef:
At 11:02 PM 11/28/2005 -0800, Blair Campbell wrote:
I would personally really appreciate the ASM in FreeDOS HELP being a
test case, as this assembler won't even compile with Arrow Assembler
or the Watcom Assembler (which both use older MASM/TASM syntax,
afaik).
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