There is a site that is putting out a bootable CD that allows you to
reset NT passwords. Problem I see is, the OS used is freedos and the
disc costs $34.95 to activate. I don't think they are charging for
freedos, but there is a free Linux based password reset available if
you google
I'd say that Freedos is okay for networking if you have a card that is
supported by open source drivers, but that seems to be a very short list
of cards at this time. I guess the question to ask of anyone seeking to
network Freedos is, is a dos environment enough for what you are after?
Command
On Fri, 2010-08-06 at 23:10 -0300, Alain Mouette wrote:
I completly disagree.
Just today I installed FreeDOS on a brand new Asus board with SATA2 a
gigabit ethernet chip.
Simple: go to www.netbootdisk.com and create a floppy. After it boots
and detects the NIC, copy it's driver
On Sun, 2009-01-18 at 09:12 -0600, Jim Hall wrote:
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 3:54 AM, plu...@robinson-west.com wrote:
I am stuck in the room where there is a ladder that leads to the light.
The wall in one spot looks strange and on the map it shows up in yellow.
There is a door, but no
continue updating the sound drivers for DOS while
focusing on Windows for the video support?
Eric
Depending on the licensing scheme for mpxplay, someone else can
continue developing the dos version. The sad thing about developing
a Windows version is that ReactOS, the only free Windows clone I know
ReactOS might support Windows 98 programs...
Well, ReactOS is an NT clone. Freewin95 was the
original project that later became ReactOS when
progress was too slow. The developers, according
to the bulletin boards, have given up on dos based
Windows.
That is too pessimistic, years for
Quoting Eric Auer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Michael,
Well, ReactOS is an NT clone. Freewin95 was the
original project that later became ReactOS when...
Hmmm.
Why? The facts are not encouraging as far as the time it took
for ReactOS 0.3.5 to be released and 0.3.5 is an alpha.
Things
I would like to see programs written to work with GEM directly. Updating
FDPKG to work through GEM would be really neat. GEM is beautifully simple.
I don't know about turbovision etcetera, but how hard would it be to build
the installer on top of opengem? Talk of needing a dos extender gui to
I am seeing if my mail server is fixed...
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I am running freedos on a DTK 486 DX2-66 board with AMI bios.
It crashes when I type y to apply any update.
gs: sel=00bf base= limit=0010
ss: sel=0033 invalid
App stack: [000f06c8..000706cc] Exceptn stack: [000705f8..0006e6b8]
Call frame traceback EIPS:
0xad0f
0x0001ce94
Has anyone had luck getting freedos to work correctly in vmware?
I've admittedly had trouble. A link to installation instructions
would be greatly appreaciated.
Michael Robinson
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Arachne does dhcp configuration just fine, but fdupdate.exe doesn't.
Am I missing a package for dhcp???
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On Fri, 2007-07-27 at 23:32 -0500, John Lockman wrote:
heh, for a fairly nice freedos web browser, did ya try Arachne?
Yes, I have. It is Internet centric and made for a time
when the Net was nowhere near as complex as it is now.
Dillo has more capabilities and is not Net centric.
I don't
the port to FLTK yet, but it's mostly done
for the Highest and High priority items, but unfinished for lower
priority stuff.
I think it would be a good idea for someone to try to compile the
current CVS source using djgpp, and see what compile errors come out.
-jh
I have the source
On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 23:47 -0300, Geraldo Netto wrote:
Hi guys,
Actually while it is a nice idea,
(afaik)there are some constraints
ie:
dillo does use gtk, so we would need x for dos(afaik it does exist) but also
gtk
which afaik is not ported to dos and if so, only on protected mode
On Sun, 2007-07-08 at 17:22 -0700, chris evans wrote:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.0/fdfullcd.iso
Did you try to right click and choose save-as? that way web browser wont try
to display it on screen.
A free software project can only do so much
How about bringing the Dillo web browser to freedos?
Michael Robinson
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Save Freedos 1.1 for all the bug fixes that have come out
after Freedos 1.0's release.
For Freedos 2.0, accept new programs such as free scandisk
and/or a 16 bit freedos compatible win32 emulator. A 2.0
release to me means that compatibility is being improved
and that more of the
Windows ME is a strange beast. Seems it failed miserably.
Nice thing about Windows ME was that it doesn't require
validation like XP does. It must only be about 7 years old,
but there's no support for it. Just as well perhaps, seems
like Windows ME had an identity crisis. It wasn't exactly
+ Intel dual PIII server board,
An Asus P5S-VM AMD K62-500 system,
and my 486 system.
I got my copy of Freedos 1 from linuxmall.com
because every attempt I made to download it
failed.
What follows is an opinion piece:
How can you judge someone by what they write
alone without knowing
into
hijacking and crashing multiple 7x7's into
occupied office buildings. Nor did Britain
consort with radicals so that the London
bombings would happen. Spain didn't cut a
deal with someone to bomb the train systems
in Madrid.
No civil entity makes war without a just cause.
Terrorists who
Michael
I want the focus to be on fixing defrag along with other utilities
and implementing a package management system similar to Slacwkware's.
What some of the programs do could be documented better. I get the
impression that people are expected to have old manuals lying around,
but dos died
On Thu, 2007-05-24 at 23:05 +0200, Eric Auer wrote:
Hi Someone / Michael,
please explain the package mgmt suggestion. At the moment,
we have a system where each package is in a ZIP and you
could simply use unzip and zip -mf to install and un-
install a package. But we even have a package
something wrong or if it's a genuine problem that needs
or needed to be reported.
Danke schön! Merci beaucoup! Thank you very much.
(I'm also interested in localization and languages and notice someone asked
about that!)
Brent martin
DONT USE MICROSOFT'S VIRTUAL PC. Go to http
On Sun, 2007-03-11 at 22:37 -0400, Bonnie Dalzell wrote:
I have successfully installed Freedos on a Power PC MAC using Virtual PC
as the host for it.
Sickening, why are you using Microsoft's broken product instead of
vmware? Go to http://www.vmware.com now please.
It seems to be up and
On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 17:14 +0100, Robert Riebisch wrote:
Hello!
Robert Nordier kindly agreed to add his fast UNIX-like `grep' clone
including source code to the FreeDOS project.
Excerpt from his mail:
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I've replaced the license with one previously used for some of my
BSD work (it is
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