[Freedos-user] How to redirect STDOUT and STDERR to file

2021-11-28 Thread saito yutaka
Hello. How to redirect STDOUT and STDERR to file. I want to redirect to file as follow. --- c:\>dir aaa > out.txt c:\> type out.txt Volume in drive C is FREEDOS2021 Volume Serial Number is 3668-1A1E File not found. --- But it works as follow. It couldn't redirect "File not found" string. ---

Re: [Freedos-user] How to redirect STDOUT and STDERR to file

2021-11-28 Thread Jim Hall
On Sun, Nov 28, 2021 at 6:53 AM saito yutaka wrote: > > Hello. > > How to redirect STDOUT and STDERR to file. > I want to redirect to file as follow. > [..] Normally I'd recommend the INVOKE program from the "Dostools" collection:

Re: [Freedos-user] How to redirect STDOUT and STDERR to file

2021-11-28 Thread dmccunney
On Sun, Nov 28, 2021 at 7:54 AM saito yutaka wrote: > > How to redirect STDOUT and STDERR to file. > I want to redirect to file as follow. This is not doable directly in COMMAND.COM or FreeCon from FreeDOS. By default,file descriptor 1 is STDIN, file descriptor 2 is STDOUT, and file descriptor

Re: [Freedos-user] Speaking of (tiny) DOS gaming PCs

2021-11-28 Thread Ivan Ivanov
Dennis, thank you for sharing. First of all, if you'd like to get a Vortex86 CPU-based PC, better to get those which are supported by the opensource coreboot BIOS, instead of the proprietary closed-source BIOS. This way, with the help of coreboot's SeaBIOS payload, you'll be able to - using a

Re: [Freedos-user] How to redirect STDOUT and STDERR to file

2021-11-28 Thread Jerome Shidel
If all you want is a list of files and directories in a directory… veach /a+ /d *.* /l >out.txt VEACH is part of V8Power Tools that comes with FreeDOS. However, there have been important updates to V8Power Tools since the 1.3-RC4 release. I recommend updating the version you have to the latest

Re: [Freedos-user] Speaking of (tiny) DOS gaming PCs

2021-11-28 Thread dmccunney
On Sun, Nov 28, 2021 at 12:02 PM Ivan Ivanov wrote: > > Dennis, thank you for sharing. First of all, if you'd like to get a > Vortex86 CPU-based PC, better to get those which are supported by the > opensource coreboot BIOS, instead of the proprietary closed-source > BIOS. Thank you, and noted.

Re: [Freedos-user] Speaking of (tiny) DOS gaming PCs

2021-11-28 Thread Mateusz Viste
On 28 November 2021 21:31:34 CET, dmccunney wrote: >This also looks like it will be useful to Old Skool folks who want to >boot DOS and run it directly on the bare metal, instead of in an >emulator or VM. In this context, I am very much impressed by the micro 8088, a minimalist homebrew PC