Michael,
> My DVD RAM drive is SATA I...
> Will Freedos support SATA I in the future?
FreeDOS already supports SATA. Use the UDVD2 driver,
which should be part of the distro already. If you
can not find it, I can give you some link / hint ;-)
://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_entry.php?id=16680
announces a new PLOP moot manager test release:
https://www.plop.at/en/pbm6/home.html
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he kernel but also for SYS. This
should probably be documented better.
The big question hidden behind the original thread subject, which
was "Re: FreeDOS 1.3-RC3 News!" is: Which of the boot sectors and
filesystem types and kernel versions and FreeCOM versions EXACTLY
were the ones which fail
to date drivers, for example. Built-in drivers of your
BIOS (which make USB storage look like normal disks, often with
troubles when you plug or unplug them while DOS is running) also
tend to be rather slow, because they are only designed to help a
bit with bootable installers on USB media, no
end FORMAT /F:360 /4 /D logs. You could
also try /1 one-sided and /8 8-sector formats for fun.
Use /4 for 360k in 1.2M drives, no /4 for 360k drives.
See the FORMAT /z:longhelp descriptions :-)
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mat a 360k.
Please explain. FORMAT should support 360k, both on 1.2 MB
drives and on drives which can only do up to 360k. There are
command line options for that, too.
> While it isn’t impossible to get the FE running off 360k
What is FE?
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very slow.
How far away are 360k disks from containing the installer, by the way?
Regards, Eric
PS: https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_entry.php?id=16677 says
HWiNFO 6.1.1 for DOS is available. Thanks RayeR, Vogons and author!
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Hi! MKEYB has a few built-in maps, so you need no separate
map file. Check the command line help. If you do use full
keyb, remember to remove the REM which comments it out ;-)
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directory as if it was a DOS disk.
Regarding disk sizes: FreeDOS supports only MBR style
partitions yet, no GPT, so you are limited to using
the first 2 TB of your disks. If your BIOS does not
support LBA48, it could even be the first 128 GB.
Regards, Eric
PS: There are some DOS media players which support
a second disk to copy data. I would
not take that risk. Replacing the floppy sounds better.
And as always, be careful, have backups and keep docs :-)
Regards, Eric
PS: You may also transfer some data over the serial port,
using a null modem cable and default software, like COPY
to COM1, possibly
the hardware level PS/2 and VGA
access, although that might internally be based on
a simulation run by the BIOS, for example for USB
keyboard or mouse. This can affect reaction speeds.
I would avoid additional PCI I/O cards if possible.
Regards, Eric
>> ... the analyzer is attached to the 24pin pa
on
on almost infinite harddisk or SSD sizes ;-)
It would be harder to support 4 kB sectors, or
partition sizes larger than 4294967296 sectors.
Note that FAT32 only supports files larger than
4 GB using non-standard extensions on some OS,
see FAT+ on wikipedia, for max 256 GB per file.
Regards, Eric
PS
that process, which can take very long.
Regards, Eric
> If GPT is the issue, should a Linux based tool be used to get around
> that? I'm thinking something like boot nuke or something similar.
...
>> You can tell FDISK to install a fresh MBR boot
>> code, see the command
on the first disk
to boot from the second, affecting both boots.
You can tell FDISK to install a fresh MBR boot
code, see the command line help of FDISK :-)
Of course you also want to mark the partition as
bootable and for big disks, you probably want to
use FAT32 LBA partitions for FreeDOS.
Regards, Eric
en listed in the version history?
An online changelog for the DOS version would be useful.
Regards, Eric
> Hi!
>
> After almost a decade, HWiNFO author Martin Malik decided to give the
> DOS version of HWiNFO a new refresh.
>
> See thread "HWiNFO for DOS resurrected !" a
nly have a few dozen comments anyway, as far as I
remember. How good is the translation coverage for C & ASM?
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Hi Ralf, Yves has fixed the issue and writes:
"I then hosted the files on gitlab, where
they should stay visible for quite some time:
https://gitlab.com/yrizoud/gfx2_dos/-/tree/translation "
Regards, Eric
>> Here is an upload of the modified files:
>>
>&
here is what Yves writes, in two forwarded emails.
Great that he caught our discussion and has a large
part of the ingredients for a solution available :-)
If you check wikipedia, you see GRAFX2 is doing fine.
Regards, Eric
PS: I wonder how portable the current SDL / GCC version
would be back t
are supported by normal
SHSUCDX and MSCDEX versions. If your DVD are formatted in
UDF, you want to load something specialized for UDF instead
but ISO 9660 is still widespread for CD and DVD data :-)
Regards, Eric
> Sent from: http://freedos.10956.
> SHSUCDX was updated to 3.07 recent it looks like. See
> http://adoxa.altervista.org/shsucdx/index.html
"SHSUCDX v3.07 (56k). Fixes some programs not
finding the CD (e.g. Quake will now play audio)."
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time libraries?
> 7) AntiPaint for DOS
> <https://code.google.com/archive/p/nanox-microwindows-nxlib-fltk-for-dos/downloads>
> is unusable (to me).
According to Robert, it feels more like a graphics
library example than a real painting program?
Cheers, Eric
by exception. There are
people speaking various languages on this list so
you may be understood better than in English :-)
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ost a few hours to
figure out and then just a few minutes to do?
Regards, Eric
PS: It surprises me that you have no Mac version
of the VGA BIOS update installer tool available.
Maybe you just need the right Mac terminology to
find whatever Apple calls the DOS tool
be possible to load a CSM firmware extension
to have PC BIOS compatibility and boot DOS on the Mac.
But I have no idea whether that can actually be done?
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Hi! Laaca writes on BTTR:
> Hello!
>
> After quite a long time is a new FPC version available.
> For us is important mainly the improving DOS realmode target.
>
> The Dos-32 (GO32V2) packages are here:
>
> ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/beta/3.2.0-rc1/i386-go32v2/
Enjoy :-)
to
pick one of the two styles now represented by two exes?
I suggest that you give Jerome a signal when you think the
packages on your website have been updated to fix all items
mentioned by him and fully fdinst / fdnpkg compatible :-)
Thank you for your help! Regards, Eric
But thank you for this Information! ☺
Eric
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Hi Eric ;-)
> Freedos runs pretty well on modern devices. But are there any
> d
I allready have 2 virtual machines running MS DOS and FreeDOS
Eric
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Hi Eric ;-)
> Freedos runs pretty well on modern devi
Hi Eric ;-)
> Freedos runs pretty well on modern devices. But are there any
> drivers for the generic realtek soundchips? I that is not the
> case, is there a kind of soundcards wich can be used as well
> under FreeDOS as under Windows 10?
You probably refer to AC97 or HDA comp
Hi,
Freedos runs pritty well on modern devices. But are there any Drivers for the
generic realtec soundchips? I that is not the case, is there a Kind of
soundcards wich can be used as well under FreeDOS as under Windows 10?
Eric
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my PS)
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PS: Mercury also made a HIMEMX 3.35 package with
Japheth's updates. Please check how well it works
on both very new and very old computers. It should
be an improvement over Rob Pemberton's "3.34 RP":
https://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/
ybe simply disable the guest additions?
> Is there some explanation you know? I'll await your answers.
Please mention which error messages you get, if any, and what
exactly you have done to reach the point where you are now.
Which questions have the links answered? Which are still open?
Regards, Eric
k related topics)
> http://cholla.mmto.org/computers/freedos/networking.html
(shorter list of network relevant settings, just in case)
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> I noticed that, but the driver itself reports it is 3.34. Basically
> we have two 3.34 versions: one from 2015 and one from 2020. The new
> 2020 version should have been bumped to 3.35, but it was kept at 3.34
> for some reason. Yay, clarity! lol
>
> It seems the 3.35 version mentioned in
PCI, but that would be less real-time
to say the least.
I expect the GUI part and the machine part to communicate
over a network, so I hope the GUI is much less hardware
specific. Yet you say ReactOS is no option even there?
You seem to be closely watching the ReactOS progress.
Eric
s, whereas the "drivers.zip" is something
only insiders would suspect to contain all this ;-)
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he Linux server could handle
> security (anti virus squid proxy anyone).
I do not even remember what IPX was for, WfW 3.11 maybe?
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cr0,eax; jz $ + 2", maybe for CPU compatibility reasons.
Japheth drops int 15.8a calls: Very few old computers worked
better with those calls, but the Pemberton fork failed to do
sufficient checks whether the call actually is supported, so
that forked version was worse for variou
iki/index.php/(Free)DOS_development_wishlist
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ry limited support for some
more safe higher resolution text modes. More exotic tricks
are deliberately left to other tools. When things fail,
you always have that reset button to reach out for ;-)
Or if none exists, the three-second-power-button-press.
Eric
you want?
Quarterdeck Manifest (MFT) is freeware now, I believe?
How about HWiNFO for DOS? https://www.hwinfo.com/download/
https://www.uwe-sieber.de/util.html recommends "informer" and "nssi"
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Robert's BTTR has a nice collection of floppy tools here:
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d to make sure to
do that automatically since May 2003. Which version do you
use and which errorlevel and exact error message does it get
with the /D option for debugging? Do other /f:size values work?
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free license. Maybe somebody could publish a howto for using
them with FreeDOS, either on raw hardware or in a VM or dosemu?
Thanks :-) Exiting to have such featurs for DOS!
Regards, Eric
PS: auersoft.eu is down at the moment due to an IP address
change, let
l be. But even a SSD with USB2
is a lot faster than SD because of the much better IOPS :-)
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of a luxury but probably works fine :-)
Regards, Eric
PS: Interesting thought that Raspian uses the right endian
for x86 simulations. Would be nice to see some benchmarks,
maybe also comparing different virtual PCs beyond Qemu :-)
> My RPi3B has a SanDis
GB size per partition.
The DOS which comes with Windows 95 / 98 is a
bit more flexible, so it can be used more or
less on the same harddisks etc. as FreeDOS.
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The classic USB driver by Bret Johnson :-)
http://www.georgpotthast.de/usb/
This driver is not free but a limited demo, so it
is basically shareware: 65 Euro for full features
for one user, site licenses are available, as are
a forum and already some USB 3 support.
Cheers, E
on is from 2013 so I wonder whether this
still works with up to date VMware?
Cheers, Eric
PS: One level up, you find free network packet drivers:
> http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.2/repos/pkg-html/g
for which the user only has a non-audio version around.
Eric
PS: I believe Pocketbook uses Linux or Android based firmware. They
are known for NOT locking users to a shop and do well with PDF, too.
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> Hello Karen, indeed the screen-reading protocols seem to be not as easy
> as I imagined they would be. Eric hinted off-list that they may work on
> a phonem-by-phonem base rather than being able to process "normal"
> written phrases. Also it seems each scre
data.
DOS versions of infozip at least support some encryption
and you can use other tools such as 7zip for DOS as well.
Eric
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d, you can use it in a plain
text mode which even works over telnet or ssh connections
so it should be easy to let a speech Synth read those.
As you mention Orca in Ubuntu: That would be a Linux
which has dosemu in the list of default available apps.
Regards, Eric
PS: Do I understand you
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on the CD-ROM while using
your existing CD-ROM drivers.
Eric
> My computer is a Dell Optiplex 433/L with 16 MB of RAM and a 486
> processor. It has a 270 MB hard drive, a floppy drive, and a CD drive.
> The CD drive is connected through my sound card, a Sound Blaster Pro 2.
> The installe
Japheth does not call int 15.8a in risky ways, so
I would love to see a binary from Japheth's HIMEMX 3.34 sources.
Maybe somebody with the right compiler could provide one :-)
Thank you! Regards, Eric
PS: Actually Japheth's HIMEMX does not call int 15.8a at all, so
very few users with really old BIO
Hi Michael,
> Research suggests that ACPI breaks ISA floppy in Windows XP
Unlikely, if you ask me?
> Under Advanced -> SuperIO Configuration
>
> OnBoard Floppy Controller Disabled
> Floppy Drive Swap Disabled
You should probably enable your floppy controll
he operating systems :-)
Regards, Eric
>> Is there a way to do that ?
>>
>> It seems that i need CR-ROM or USB to install Freedos ...
>>
>> Jacques-Olivier
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whether anybody should still use UIDE alone:
Probably no. It is a bit smaller. Maybe floppy users.
Yes the 2019 releases of the drivers are free and open.
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Hi! If you get floppy DMA errors with FreeDOS FORMAT
(which version? error message?) then consider avoiding
UMBs (EMM386, UMBPCI) or using helpers such as LOWDMA
of DOSLFN or DMACHECK of UMBPCI to ensure usability.
There should also be separate helpers to protect floppy
access from crossing 64k
3 as
UDVD2 already is there :-)
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That is just your personal opinion.
> These decisions (for FD 1.3) rely mostly on Jerome and Jim.
Then I recommend UHDD and UDVD2 to Jerome and Jim, specifically.
Regards, Eric
PS: The drivers are deliberately freeware with sources without
giving a specific license as the author is against fine p
and more good news :-)
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Japheth - https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_entry.php?id=16223
At last a bug was fixed in JemmEx that caused shrinking EMBs not to work
correctly. It happens with Volkov Commander, for example - I always
thought this a bug in VC, but finally realized it was a bug in JemmEx.
p://www.dosforum.de/viewtopic.php?t=1188
Mirrored as dos-virtual-... here:
https://auersoft.eu/soft/by-others/
(two ZIPs, one source and one binary)
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ave the output
to a file, so you can easily copy paste relevant
parts of that to the mailing list :-)
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> http://www.users.on.net/~jtlim/ImpulseTracker/download.html)
> On c:\mem command I have:
> Conventional.638k
> Upper.100k
> Reserved .286k
> Exte
o create a tiny Linux with GUI.
So it is possible to do impressive ports of GUI apps to DOS.
Regards, Eric
PS: There also is the HX DOS extender which supports a set of
basic Windows interfaces, including GUI, directly in DOS. This
made it possible to run "easy" Windows apps from
g:
> http://svn.code.sf.net/p/bochs/code/tags/REL_2_6_11_FINAL/bochs/CHANGES
> Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bochs/files/
For DOS users, mostly the VGA and BIOS updates sound relevant.
In addition, a hack to make Bochs run on XP is here:
https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_
Hi! As posted by Japheth on the BTTR-Software.de Forum today:
> Hello,
>
> finally, after many years of inactivity, an update to programs Jemmex/Jemm386
> is available.
>
> The main reason for the update was: on "newer" machines the available
> physical memory is somewhat scattered, with
0, code at CS:IP is cf 80 ff 00 74 06 80 ff,
so there is an IRET at CS:IP. "Press ESC to abort program".
Recommended next step: Try without JEMMEX. I wonder whether this is
a problem with UMB mapping, with VGA BIOS protected mode usage, or
something different with protected mode, memory a
Hi! As the links got line-wrapped, here are the contents:
> http://support.fccps.cz/download/adv/frr/FreeDos/zero_padded_pkt_dump.txt
contains the following text:
> # tcpdump -n -i tap0
> 16:47:39.592071 00:00:00:00:00:00 > 00:00:00:00:00:00 Null Information, send
> seq 0, rcv seq 0, Flags
/pkg-html/terminal.html
As there seems to be a problem with the "primary site" link, try:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.2/repos/util/
Regards, Eric
PS: A good time between the years to everybody :-)
Tue, 15 Dec 2015 18:30:48 +0100
Hi Fr
time, using
a wrong bit mask or shift, regarding the modem control
lines. Check which version of MODE you are using :-)
I would not suggest to pull modem lines to specific
TTL voltages though, because they use non-TTL levels.
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> Also, please add the exotic modes to an updated svgatextmode port
> and not to mode! Mode is meant to stay within BIOS support limits
> and compatibility as far as possible, as far as I am concerned,
> while svgatextmode is known to be
.
Also, please add the exotic modes to an updated svgatextmode port
and not to mode! Mode is meant to stay within BIOS support limits
and compatibility as far as possible, as far as I am concerned,
while svgatextmode is known to be useable for all
ers or similar running "around" DOS?
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e voltage and clock
themselves anyway, it would only affect DOS :-)
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owse of your ACPI and other data :-)
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I think Mateusz or another expert also made some drive sharing tool?
Another idea would be to make disk images - they are also more durable
than the actual floppy disks - and copy all together on 1 usb drive :-)
Rega
> some systems boot the USB media in a read-only mode.
While unexpected, it at least is sort of a safety thing...
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mple? Of course if you can use more LBA and less CHS
in the boot process and in DOS, things might be more stable
and exotic kernel and boot sector config options might help
with that, configurable via special SYS options ;-)
Regards, Eric
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no need to consider that at the moment.
Thanks to everybody who helped with 1.3rc2 indeed :-)
Eric
PS: Interesting that MS has given some exFAT patents to OIN
and re-licensed the exFAT specs after 10+ years this year!
> https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fil
.
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> So why didn't freedos keep dosfsck; it its better?
Hm? I expect FreeDOS to ship with both,
dosfsck and chkdsk! The former can do
fat32, but the latter is more familiar
classic DOS style, so both are good :-)
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which FreeDOS is still using :-)
Of course, if anybody feels like backporting
the newest DOSFSCK version (from the Linux
dosfstools) to DOS, I am happy to provide
a bit of advice and support. No time to do
the actual update myself any soon, sorry.
Regards, Eric
Insufficient
disk space in destination path". If your question was about MOVE :-)
You will have to have a NLS directory with NLSPATH pointing to it
and a MOVE.* file for your LANG. For example MOVE.ES exists for
Spanish users:
0.0:Move
0.1:Mue
ree disk space? Apart from MOVE?
Eric
PS: Maybe TCL damaged some in-memory data of DOS and
made it believe to run out of memory soon after back
at the time when your COPY/XCOPY unexpectedly failed.
> Tried copy again and this time it worked - including wildcards.
> I've been running TCL f
as a whole
section about editors included with FreeDOS: I think for
example SETEDIT can be used for really large files.
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requirements will be
accordingly heavy to attempt to use there, though!
> https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games?and[]=emulator_start%3A*iafix*==-publicdate=1
Happy testing and playing!
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r use?
Would it help if FreeDOS had a FASTOPEN to cache directory entries?
SD cards indeed often have very low "I/O per second" because they
are rather optimized to write a few big files, like pics or video,
not many small file modifications in a short period o
OS such
as lspci in Linux to find out which chipset. Note
that DOS has no support for USB- or wireless-net.
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(there is no 1.3 directory on ibiblio yet)
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o similar work than your Q-Soft, but I do not know
what Q-Soft and QSP do?
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Pentium Pro / Pentium III in the
default install. I even feel increasing pressure to
install the 64 bit version of stuff, although, in
theory, it should not matter with 4 GB RAM or less.
Regards, Eric
PS: As said, you may also get very slow install when
the installer happens to run with a badly
anager user can give us the
syntax for doing exactly that with very little typing :-)
You would neither want to FDISK nor FORMAT when doing those
steps from an already existing DOS, obviously, to keep that.
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Hi Geraldo,
are you sure you want to start a discussion about
password cracking here?? Of course there are other
reasons why unpacking can be useful - for example
to re-package in more modern ways or to re-stub
software which uses outdated DOS extenders etc.
Regards, Eric
files
on the 2.88 MB double sized "Rugxulo" 2008 floppy and xcopy
those, without having to use any package management at all:
https://www.auersoft.eu/soft/mixed/
Regards, Eric
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