directly. This will definitively not work if
the host drive is FAT32, but might even cause problems only because the
DOS version supports FAT32 at all. A FAT16-only FreeDOS kernel binary
might fix the problem.
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included in FreeDOS 1.0 as well. The current build is
38 Stable, which is currently based on 36 only. The final 38 release
isn't done yet so you can't use this version unless you can compile it
yourself or download a snapshot binary from somewhere else (like Rugxulo's
pages).
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method of detecting a
RAM disk because there's nothing else different RAM disks have in common.
Expect that some non-RAM disks might also be detected this way. Obtaining
the drive letter from the RAM disk's driver or asking the user is the only
certain way.
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). 2037 seems not to be affected by this, at
least the case 0x42 in inthndlr.c should work with larger seek positions.
I've CCed the Freedos-kernel list, too.
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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.
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to two-digit years which creates the
year 2079 problem: 80..99 is interpreted as 1980..1999, and 00..79 is
interpreted as 2000..2079, however I can't find evidence that DOS itself
is affected by this.
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--- Blair Campbell blaird...@gmail.com schrieb am Fr, 3.4.2009:
IIRC chkdsk does not support FAT32 filesystems. This might
be your issue.
No, it's a FAT16 filesystem. When I boot MS-DOS 6.22 from CD it
can read it fine and its chkdsk doesn't report any problems.
chris
source contains all of this
(although it doesn't provide write access to its CD-ROMs). It's written in
Assembly, but unless you want to use some weird C stuff (that essentially
emulates Assembly) you have to use Assembly code to service the DOS calls
anyway.
Regards,
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we all know that it's possible to service INT 21 calls in straight C,
with very little assembly
hint: look into the FreeDOS kernel sources
Yes, by servicing the DOS calls (talking about the redirector, Int2F
too) I meant the initial assembler entry and setup, which is in files like
Hi,
I'm using FreeDOS 1.0.
When I run dosfsck c: it reports everything ok:
dosfsck 2.11.DOS, 15 Apr 2006, FAT32, LFN
c:: 4191 files, 6623/62597 clusters
When I run chkdsk it reports many problems:
ChkDsk beta 0.9
Copyright 2002, 2003 Imre Leber under the GNU GPL
\KERNEL.SYS has an invalid
--- Christian Masloch c...@bttr-software.de schrieb am Do, 2.4.2009:
Umm, yes it does after you modified a drive's CDS to
show that it's a
redirected drive. So get familiar with some of the data
described at
Int21.52 (MS-DOS 4+ CDS and SFT, MS-DOS 5+ List of Lists)
and some
Hi,
again using FreeDOS 1.0...
I cannot copy files to network drives. Making a directory
on a network drive works, as well as removing it (md and rd).
But when I try to copy a file onto the network drive I get an
error. This is with both Samba and WinXP servers. (The error
messages are
DOS-C is
the same. Or that the same new, complicated FAT32 Int21 functions are
supported. Or that DOSLFN services exactly the LFN functions used by
MS-DOS 7 COMMAND.COM versions.
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Christian
supposed to do and there's no
documentation.]
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Hi all,
after having my FreeDOS installation basically up and running,
I'd like to ask what the preferred method to connect to a
file server share is these days.
I'm currently using MSCLIENT to connect to a samba share, but
MSCLIENT is a memory hog and I'd prefer a better solution.
Back in the
to be compatible to Win DOS 7.
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Hi,
If you want you can setup a FTP server on DOS running as
TSR in background.
http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a0503736/php/drdoswiki/index.php?n=Main.Servers
?? This is a completely different topic.
msclient is nice to mount a remote server into a DOS device
letter,
unfortunately it's
on FreeDOS.
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Hi,
actually I would recommend to tell GRUB to not manipulate
the partition table at all. Why should it hide FAT from
Linux or XP? Why should it hide XP and Linux from DOS?
All three operating systems are smart enough to know the
drive letter from which they are booting, although I am
not
Hi Eric,
Note how the first partition changed from HIDDEN FAT16 to
NORMAL FAT16 and the active partition changed from NTFS to
FAT16. The change from 5 to 15 is from CHS extended to
LBA extended, you just used a very old software to display
your partition table. I also think that this hiding
to the partition
table, and if it was written by accident, it would have changed more than
just this one byte (actually, this one bit). Possibly a bug in GRUB?
Because, well, GRUB does write to the partition table anyway.
Regards,
Christian (M
Hello Christian,
Although it sounds strange if GRUB itself can't use the hidden
extended partition, I would also suspect this is done by GRUB, not
FreeDOS. I think there's actually no code in FreeDOS (kernel) to write
to the partition table, and if it was written by accident, it would have
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in my
previous mail), it should only abort the application. Are you sure you
pressed F12 only one time?
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programs so you have to be
careful with it. I think the TSR Utilities don't work with programs loaded
in FDCONFIG.SYS but you could try whether that program can be loaded by
DEVLOAD (on Eric's site, or on the FreeDOS software page) instead.
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complicated. (Read: I don't know how to do this in MS-DOS.)
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I meant, rather like if I ever want to create a no-emulation mode
bootable CD-ROM from scratch.
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it available would be worth it, given
the apparently few people who have asked him yet :-)
Aww. What a polite guy.
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On read-only media the 'set /e bootdevice=bootdev' will create an error
due to write protection. How this can be solved?
Did you set the TEMP or TMP environment variable to a directory on a
writable drive?
No, there is no writable device.
Well, I could introduce a ramdisk but I don't
and incompatible. One of my goals is to improve this.
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Also, I've not tried looking at the source, but I see no reason why
the ac97 drivers from linux couldn't be ported back to dos as a
general sound driver, just add sb-compatible calls to it, and you
should be all set.
The problem is that there aren't just some SB calls used by DOS games. A
Hi,
The MBR isn't installed by SYS, it's installed by FDISK. The source of the
standard MBR is contained in the BOOTNORM directory. (The MBR in the
BOOTEASY directory lets the user select a partition from a small menu.)
Christian
Hi,
LGPL 2: share
Where does it say that it's LGPL ?
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Anyway, such discussions should probably be on Freedos-kernel.
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I assume a DPMI TSR for DOS drive redirection could do better.
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2007/12/7, Jim Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 12/7/07, David Zabriskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there some where else to download from?
I think this is what you are looking for:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/gui/windos/
David was searching for a
2007/11/28, OSCAR GONZALEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi...
Please run regedit.exe and try changing GRAPHICS/WIDTH, GRAPHICS/HEIGHT and
GRAPHICS/DEPTH and try again.
Hi,
at first: nice job! :)
(I installed WinDOS 01 on a dedicated partition '/dev/hda1' and it
worked out of the box)
!
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Christian Simonyi
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was made by the installer but
not working)
- xfdisk offers FAT32 but DEFRAG says its not supported (not even the
new version of defrag)
Thank you for your reply in advance!
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the
OpenGEM desktop? (they are opened by default.)
Further: does someone know whether it is possibe to make icons of
native DOS applications on the GEM Desktop.
I ask because I was unable to find an appropriate documentation, sorry.
Cheers,
Christian Simonyi
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Eric, it was not nice to tread down our conversation
Sophism, does not help; either me or anyone.
I better leave from here
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be nice to have one in the \DOC directory after
installation.
Would it be possible (is there anyone who have time to do this) to
take a User Guide of a previous version of GEM as 'base' and rewrite
it to be up-to date (I did not even find an earlier doc).
Best regards,
Christian Simonyi
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2006/1/14, Tom Lee Mullins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Christian Voß wrote: Hi, I can't understand that you talk only about linux filesystems as an
alternative. There are more options like i.e. HFS, HFS+ and FFS. And HFS /HFS+ are under GPL so we can use it without repressions. And I think it is not more
Hi,
I can't understand that you talk only about linux filesystems as an alternative. There are more options like i.e. HFS, HFS+ and FFS. And HFS /HFS+ are under GPL so we can use it without repressions.
And I think it is not more difficult to write HFS or FFS in the kernel of FreeDOS than
Hi,
I want to know If localized FreeDOS versions are available? I, for my person, search a german FreeDOS.
Thanks for an answer.
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