3/
https://sourceforge.net/projects/opengem/files/OldFiles/
https://cyberside.net.ee/files/gui/opengem/screenshots/
Or something like that ;-)
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that here. Also, if
you know what causes this or whether it depends
on command line options or config file settings,
please share your insights :-)
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still works, in case it got shipped
on magnetic media such as diskettes, but you could start by
writing a list of book titles you want to get rid of here :-)
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? Are there rules
about it? Or experiences here on the list?
You could use the SPINDOWN command to tell disks/SD
to shut down - that should give them a hint to flush
their built-in caches :-) Actually, FDAPM POWEROFF
implies flush and spindown anyway.
Regards, Eric
. The whole
project sounds very challenging.
Regards, Eric
> This is supposed to have a V30 processor and Rom-Dos. Haven't had time
> to check it out thoroughly yet.
>
> I should have asked if it can be installed by a clutz.
>
> Specs on Wikipedia https://en.
Typical SATA / IDE converter brands could be DeLock or Digitus,
but be careful to get a converter in the right direction ;-)
Or one which works in both directions, of course. All cheap.
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mainboard. In both cases, you probably also need power, via
floppy or harddisk style power connectors for example. You
could probably just glue the adapter to some cardboard and
stick that to a drive bay so things are not falling around?
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is disappointing regarding 4DOS. Not sure about PAINT2.
And start - no idea. Regarding the checksum tools, we could
use a few fresh algorithms for those, beyond MD5, SHA1 etc.
I guess DAA2ISO is useful for some virtual machines? DZEMM
still is only useful for Windows as far as I know :-p
SQLITE could be moved to Compilers, although it is a database:
It just fits better in that place for some intuitive reason.
> additional questions: I recall that FDTUI replaced FDShell, or was
> it the other way around? That suggests we should drop one of these.
No idea, what are the pros and cons of both?
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an any VM or emulation
on top of any widespread 32-bit or 64-bit operating system ;-)
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wonder which of them
are pre-assembled and which have to be assembled by
those who buy them? Also, what are the prices? Have
DOS users already tested the products? Which ones
would you recommend? The general idea is very cool,
although LAN is of course much faster than RS232.
Regards, Eric
PS: I
ences and mail THOSE if you want to say something.
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Hi Jamie,
Just guessing, have you tried links, lynx, w3c, dillo, curl, htget?
https://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.2/repos/pkg-html/group-net.html
> found out that wget uses tls1 :/
Which version of wget?
Regards, E
> The delorie site seems to be down and I was looking for a copy of real
> emacs for dos. Does anyone have a copy of *em2602ab.zip* they can point me
> to?
A quick search for "mirror em2602ab.zip" reveals
http://mirrors.fe.up.pt/pub/djgpp/current/v2gnu/ ;-)
quot;convenient" than buying Windows 98 to get MS DOS 7.
Maybe you could tell us what your GameTools debugger breakpoint
problem was in FreeDOS (and solve it) instead of advertising CDU.
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Function 33fc can set the setver DOS version.
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Hi!
If your GCC segfaults, try without EMM386
(JEMM386, JEMMEX etc.) or try more cautious
options for it. Maybe it has some conflicts
about some memory areas with your BIOS or
hardware. What exactly does PERL say? And
does MEM help you to get further insights?
Cheers, Eric
PS: Which type
d use the offline package managers to get
all those packages installed. Without wasting bandwidth and
with the convenience of seeing which download offers what and
the convenicence of only having to transfer ONE file to DOS :-)
Note that Vetusware abandonware is not necessarily legal at all.
Cheers
ea indeed.
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k for example about https://harbour.github.io/
the classic Clipper clone. Who is actually programming
in that language using FreeDOS? Not including it on ISO
will save 5 to 11 MB, we can still provide it ONLINE as
packages for separate download.
(drivers zip might be newer than the individual zips?)
Remember that it was normal that CDROM drives shipped with
DOS drivers in the past. It is a challenge for UDVD2 to be
universal, but it will still find most CD/DVD drives :-)
Regards, Eric
> ... I got to wondering about using a differ
?
In general, if your printer supports PostScript or PDF, you can
use DOS tools to produce those. For example our GRAPHICS can do
PostScript ;-) I would not exclude the possibility that even a
wifi laser printer still supports plain text, why not?
Regards, Eric
the harddisks inside the box directly
and internally to a Linux computer and see how
far you get accessing the raw partitions. Some
will contain the OS of the box, some will hold
config or temp data and some will have those
files which would normally be network accessed.
Regards, Eric
> I tr
07_device/reset
Takes 10 minutes - do not disturb the box in that time.
If the blue led is off, there might be a power supply
issue, also if it flickers for a long time. if there
is loud and frequent clicking, the harddisks inside
may have a hardware problem.
Rega
ector size. Your disk will
probably use 4096 byte sectors and/or UEFI GBP partition
style, which only newer operating system versions support.
But as said - if this is a network disk, partitioning is
probably not the main problem when it comes to bo
r BIOS and
FreeDOS simply enjoys using the BIOS disk :-) In particular after
booting from it, or when having it already connected during boot.
Note that sizes other than 1.44 MB or low level formatting might
not be working in your BIOS USB floppy support, but you can try.
Regards
s like MPXPLAY to
support AC97 or HDA at all. If you want soundblaster
compatibility, you would have to use emulators. There
seems to be a DOSBOX-X version which can run inside DOS
which might help with that, but the normal way would be
to use Windows or Linux with DOSEMU2 ;-)
Regards, Eric
PS: N
and their DOS support.
While it is not exactly DOS/16M, you could try DOS4GW alternative
DOS32A https://dos32a.narechk.net/index_en.html for improved
compatibility or pre-load DPMIONE or at least CWSDPMI to force
other DOS extenders to rely on the pre-loaded services instead.
Regards, Eric
>> *[
nd I am curious what your Wfw 3.11
apps and context are at the moment.
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hat it is rather minimalistic, so you
will have to do all "figuring out" by hand to configure it.
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Hi! According to Japheth on BTTR, you can now have
super-extended XMS in DOS, which allows allocation
of up to 1 TB RAM in multiples of 1 kB! He provides
a modified version of Jack's RDISK RAMDISK to test:
https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_entry.php?id=17007
> HimemSX, another HimemX
h 0x80 blocks NMI
and that immediately after port 0x70 access you should
access port 0x71, but messing with year and century will
probably be quite harmless and not time critical.
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and reprogramming the BIOS would be a lot more effort,
although it should be easy to find your int 1a handler
and tune it to return other centuries. It is uploading
the changed BIOS (with ok checksum!) that takes effort.
Cheers, Eric
> Does there exist any DIY to fix "millennium bug" in old BI
who likes the manuals for private use.
I see that so far, bitsavers.org has only the MS DOS 2.0
programmers reference manual as English PDF, by the way,
so they seem to be careful with Microsoft, too.
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Cheers, Eric
PS: Also let me know if you know of nearby (e.g. Germany or
surrounding countries) nice computer museums, I am in touch
with some really fancy hardware items for exhibitions :-)
> Hello!
>
> Why destroy the manuals?
>
> You can give them to some Institution f
Hi! Found this news from Laaca in the BTTR forum. Thanks Laaca :-)
"Probably almost are users of this forum are already aware about it
however - Attila Padar released a new version of his MXPlayer.
Mpxplay v1.65 (all console versions) is released on
http://mpxplay.sourceforge.net
diffs
to get the components elsewhere and solder yourself in
most cases. They also have a few ready to use products.
https://www.lo-tech.co.uk/product-category/retro-ibm-pc/
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/master/Readme.txt
There also is a HTML version. Due to the way github works,
you first have to download the HTML to open it locally:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Baron-von-Riedesel/Jemm/master/Html/Readme.html
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in the current htmlhelp version on the website
and no longer a document about jemmex. Could
somebody shed some light on that? Thanks :-)
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> does freedos support ems and if so, how would i go about enabling it?
you simply load himemx and jemm386 (or jemmex, which combines both).
they both come with comprehensive user manuals. in particular with
jemm386, you will probably have to try some options to optimize it.
regards, e
rceforge.net
and we the people on the list will get your mail.
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ect ratio, then use the
built-in zoom feature of the EEE PC. For common DOS game
resolutions, you will probably have quite some black bars
or distortion depending on your rescale approaches.
Regards, Eric
PS: You will probably have a bit less than 640 kB of DOS
memory size (some reserved by SATA o
played back in 1988 and forward.
Cute idea :-)
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ven Pentium style, the ISA VGA would be the bottleneck.
Of course there might be a few games which do use
acceleration features of the card, but for my first
PCI card, it was only the game which came bundled
with it :-)
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Also, VESA VBE BIOS is nice :-)
Regards, Eric
PS: Very interesting that your floppy controller from
the other thread DOES support two drives in Linux, but
not in DOS, as a possible BIOS issue.
>> [..]
>> PS: Since I no longer use a mainboard which remembers ISA,
>> maybe *somebo
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ase check the user manual of your computer to find
out how to boot from CD: You usually have to press a
special key while booting while the CD is in the drive
or have to change the boot configuration in the BIOS
CMOS setup to give CD / DVD priority over harddisk.
Rega
get a different number.
https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/Njk0WDg5Mw==/z/AQoAAOSwYlRZLwkr/$_1.JPG?set_id=88500F
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41HYsKSB4ML.jpg
Here is a schema what the flipping does:
http://www.minuszerodegrees.net/images3/floppy_crossover_cable_wiring.jpg
Regar
m when is yours?
The computer mentioned on stackexchange is circa 2009.
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PS: Clamav detects the iframe as possible trojan HTML, so
you have to use --detect-pua=yes (PUA: possibly unwanted
applications) to let it detect the "bad" nlsfunc file.
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, AGP or PCI etc. bus :-)
I think RayeR put some tools online to speed up graphics RAM
access settings on PCI and PCIe in DOS. Try to avoid ISA VGA
cards, those are just too slow even for DOS gaming.
Cheers, Eric
PS: Since I no longer use a mainboard which remembers ISA,
maybe *somebody else* would
o for you,
but something you can and should do yourself.
Regards, Eric
PS: Alternatively, you can use the website
ttps://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
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> Just basic stuff. Actually I believe that EVERY utility that offers command
> line entry should act like I described in points 2 and 3. Why not use these
> keys we have present on every PC keyboard - for easier and faster editing?
Mercury also suggests Ctrl-A
or some or all directories?)
to the mailing list instead? Also possible.
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K and some
> other obscure things. Even some old ctmouse test area.
There is also some nice dual screen research related DOS
software hidden in another corner of my ancient site ;-)
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ings. Even some old ctmouse test area.
As you see, everything there is at least 10 years old.
Yet I think there are quite a few useful packages :-)
Let me know that you think... Thank you!
Regards, Eric
PS: Maybe I should have used freedos-devel, but I think
there are more people on -user
CI mode) in your BIOS config in
case the driver has problems with your AHCI mode.
Also, make sure to use ISO9660 format: If your CD
or DVD are UDF formatted, you will need different
versions of SHSUCDX.
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spite of PK zip being a high end product long ago when it was new.
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nfozip or better
7zip to unzip files which have troubled your PK zip.
You can download both from our ibiblio mirror.
Regards, Eric
PS: Browsers such as lynx, links and w3m seem to
receive regular updates, maybe somebody could tell
about javascript-versions for them? They have
infozip)
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.2/repos/pkg-html/p7zip.html
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a PC with real soundblaster to test THAT now :-)
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Hoi Volkert,
cool that you are working on an AC97 VBE/AI sound
system! The question is: Do you know any DOS games
which support VBE/AI for sound? I think only very
few "sound and graphics" cards had that in their
BIOS and therefore very few games supported it?
Regards, Eric
Hi!
> You must put a ":" when specifying a drive.
So has that solved your problem? I guess without ":"
our chkdsk might have tried to open a disk image file
with file name "c" and used a misleading error message?
I admit I have not read the chkdsk data, just in
Hi!
As you use an emulator, can you try with 32 or 64 MB RAM?
You can also tell dosfsck to be more verbose, which might
help to know at which phase things are taking too long.
Regards, Eric
> It was dosfsck 2.11 DOS3, 8 Aug 2007; the version from FreeDOS RC3. I
> was using it on a 12g
>> https://bluejeans.com/489022794/7166
> What join from browser link?
Just more towards the bottom right of the
text advertising the apps. Still better
than zoom where you have to "fail" using
the app twice before it will admit that
you can use it in the browser without app.
> [quote]
> Your
> Use these dial in numbers:
> https://www.bluejeans.com/numbers
Assuming that you are in USA:
United States
Atlanta +1.404.458.0105
Chicago +1.312.216.0325
San Jose (NEW) +1.408.915.6290
San Jose (NEW) +1.408.419.1715
San Mateo (NEW) +1.650.963.5767
Washington D.C. (NEW) +1.202.795.3352
,
depending on which dpmi / dos ext you use.
Regards, Eric
> dosfsck appears to work on FAT32, though
> I've had it hang on very large (~10gb) drives.
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t more likely means your
program execution accidentally jumped into some sort of void?
It could also be LOCK for opcodes which do not support LOCK, I
think sometimes the BIOS has handlers to auto-ignore those.
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compatibility of FreeDOS in the wiki - not sure if still
correct for FreeDOS 1.3 though:
> http://wiki.freedos.org/wiki/index.php/VirtualBox
Another suggestion is to use "KERNEL /boot/syslinux/memdisk raw"
in the boot menu, in other words adding the "raw" opt
can tell more :-)
> Well, yes, I can make it work perfectly in DOSBox, but I have
> a DOS machine specifically to do DOS things natively :D
So why does it crash there and not in dosbox? Bad drivers active?
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unt) or similar, which would
allow you to make some "disks" write-protected.
Between dosemu2 and virtual PC, you can also try dosbox.
It is popular on Windows and available for Linux as well.
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defined enough" to put it
on some website and compare with experiences of other users,
but it would give me some clarity about WHETHER FreeDOS is
as slow as people like Jack assume, and in which areas it is.
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e disk changes, otherwise data between
next and previous disk will get confused...
Are the differences still there when using caches?
Regards, Eric
PS: tickle is part of the lbacache package. If you
have much RAM, uide or uhdd are better for harddisks,
but lbacache has a special option to cache fl
MEM,
but also having EMM386 style drivers loaded changes much
of the context, so the benchmark results will change in
interesting ways. All this in context of the upcoming mid
of July update of UHDD... :-)
Let me know what you think! Cheers, Eric
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d somebody
says "You have to tell us which model of printer it is,
then I can tell you which ink cartridges are best".
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at the other end of the pipeline.
So yes, it simulates a sound card but no, it cannot make audible
sounds for anybody without the help of a host operating system.
But it is important that it keeps dos games abstracted from the
fact that the actual soundcard is not a dos compatible device.
Eric
> hey dude on my windows xp desktop now, virtualbox or older
> older version dont suppport xp, virtualpc 2007 is the only option
Why not use dosbox, bochs or qemu, ...? Please answer to freedos-user.
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ctual
sounds have to somehow reach your REAL hardware :-) Which is why the
host operating system needs drivers for your real hardware and your
dosbox has to be able to use the host operating system for that...
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is hard for users to change disk sizes themselves, as this
requires them to have at least 2 drives of suitable sizes, or
diskimage related tools for other operating systems. But users
who can handle such tools probably do not need floppy distros.
Eric ;-)
) CTMOUSE around. Both are a
lot smaller than COUNTRY SYS which I doubt that you would need.
You probably do not need FDAPM on 8086 at all. If you think you
need it to reboot, I think FDISK also has that feature for you.
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question what you think about using dosemu2,
dosbox and similar software together with Linux or Windows, to
run DOS programs with simulated SB16 on any modern sound hardware.
Regards, Eric
> wait a second , if dosbox is opensource and is able to simulate a
> sound blaster 16 and redict the
installing.
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. Does DOOM require SB16?
What do you think about the emulator based possibilities?
Regards, Eric
> is there any hope for an sound blaster 16 - opl - wave blaster - Midi
> emulation , i tried all of this options in doom hoping for them to work
> but they did not , i tried an modern mus
un a desktop client, but
> you can just cancel out of that and join via a browser. You can join
> with or without a camera.}
>
> http://www.freedos.org/
>
> Now is that time. But I don't see such a link there!
As you see, the link is there now, as are the first 9
Hi Al,
while I do not know vdos, given that you use
Linux, you may want to give dosemu2 a try:
> https://github.com/dosemu2/dosemu2
> https://code.launchpad.net/~dosemu2/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
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using the BIOS serial API :-)
Regards, Eric
> Just FYI, it is at least theoretically possible to do SB virtualization
> in DOS using USB devices. It's on my list of things to get around to
> someday in my scant free time.
>
> But, SB virtualization would require I/O virtu
e Tandy commands?
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ase check if it is possible to not load JEMMEX during
the install, but load it only after installation. Might be safer
and I guess you do not really need UMB during install :-)
Regards, Eric
PS: I guess the following is obsolete now? It does boot,
as long as you disable JEMMEX, if I understand
e the ZIP here:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.2/repos/games/bolitare.zip
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AC97 and HDA are NEW media players such as MPXPLAY, try that :-)
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Hi! My idea was that Haytam can write a more verbose description
when he can use the language he likes most. Unfortunately, this
text (saying he is using Rufus etc.) is not really long either?
More verbose please! Longer problem description & details please!
Regards, Eric
> سلام عليك
starts with he, some like that,
He? Please be specific about the error message.
> and it says that a reboot would fix the issue but it didn't
A reboot would fix which issue? What happened after the reboot?
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and place machine
recently discussed on the list access to I/O and MMIO on WinNT?
The site also is filled with other exciting software and topics :-)
One focus are tools close to the hardware, graphics, CPU, SPI etc.
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This also affects UMBPCI: Exclude d there, too.
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3.xx rarely use DOS drivers. They need real Windows drivers.
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Hi! FreeDOS is neither Win98 nor WinXP. Just use UDVD2 with
your available settings and tell us which work and which do
not, in the latter case please mention the exact messages.
Thanks! Eric
> I have an 865GV ICH5 chipset. There is SATA enhanced mode yes/no and
> that's it in the bio
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