Hi!
There is a new version of Arachne!
http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/arachne/
Bye, Flo
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Hello all:
As I mentioned before, remove the VDS parameter and see if things go
better then.
VMware suffers from incompatibility with the VDS parameter, maybe your
system also. Maybe even a lot of systems, but that's a wild guess.
IF things fail even without the
Hi Mike,
I think this is one area where a GUI system can be better than a text
based system. The problem with many screen readers was that they did
exactly that - read the screen, but under text based systems the
developer does not design his applications with consistency - each has
it's own
Florian Xaver wrote:
There is a new version of Arachne!
http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/arachne/
What does it do?
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Bye, Flo
There is a new version of Arachne!
http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/arachne/
What does it do?
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http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/arachne/
What does it do?
Arachne is a limited graphical webbrowser for DOS (and maybe Linux).
Bernd
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It's a graphical web browser.
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Hi Johnson,
Out of interest, I think you said it would not boot?
Again, should be FDISK problem, seems it can't write the MBR correctly
But you didn't tell it to write an MBR?
(happen again today in other PII system!)
Just a normal setup procedure after setting up the RAID-5:
1) FDISK,
Yes, that's what I'm thinking. The problems will arise when you can't do
multi-tasking and multi-threading, and utilizing full power of load
balancing on dual XEON:(
Have you tried DR-DOS's multitasking?
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I have a machine where to reproduce this bug, or a similar one. It's a
286. Strangely enough, FreeDOS will boot from floppy and see C:, but
will refuse to boot from there (locks at InitDisk I think, I haven't
investigated into this).
The bad point is that I wasn't able to investigate into this,
Hi,
I've been testing FreeDOS as a Pre-build environment for server and
client Windows builds. In general, everything with FreeDOS is far better
than MS-DOS or real-mode Win95/98/ME. However, I'm now at the stage of
actually building the real PCs and have run into a small but
time-consuming
FreeDOS Beta9sr1:
1. FDISK /CLEARALL
2. FDISK /MBR
3. FDISK /PRI:2000
Not sure if this is the problem, but try without fdisk /mbr
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FreeDOS Beta9sr1:
1. FDISK /CLEARALL
2. FDISK /MBR
3. FDISK /PRI:2000
4. reboot
5. FORMAT C:
6. Start real-mode windows setup program
7. Windows is installed, but now it presents a boot loader menu every
time it starts with a 30 second timeout. Windows has even kindly
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
What does it do?
Arachne is a limited graphical webbrowser for DOS (and maybe Linux).
Thanks, this was not clear from the original link.
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Florian Xaver wrote:
Have you tried DR-DOS's multitasking?
Actually no! I guess it's possible then?
But at some point you have to look at the history of prot-mode, isolated
processes, installable services, 32/64 bit architecture, self-headling
file-systems, and decide how far to take it
But as far as I know FDISK /CLEARALL will remove the MBR. If I don't put
it back, the hard drive will NOT boot at all when Windows setup calls
the reboot code...
The hard drive will not boot, but the Windows CD should be able to.
Unless it is Win95.
Hi Bernd,
FreeDOS Beta9sr1:
1. FDISK /CLEARALL
2. FDISK /MBR
3. FDISK /PRI:2000
4. reboot
5. FORMAT C:
6. Start real-mode windows setup program
C: is NTFS, FAT16 or FAT32?
If you look at Step 3 above, you will perhaps agree that C: is FAT32?
Unknown bootsectors are indeed saved to file
Hi Blair,
But as far as I know FDISK /CLEARALL will remove the MBR. If I don't put
it back, the hard drive will NOT boot at all when Windows setup calls
the reboot code...
The hard drive will not boot, but the Windows CD should be able to.
Unless it is Win95.
Perhaps a misunderstanding?
Hi...
2. FDISK /CLEARALL 1
3. FDISK /MBR
4. FDISK /PRI:2000
That would be dangerous, I think. The bug report was just it does
not boot after fdisk and sys, not I want to kill all my data.
The solution FDISK /MBR will already be enough.
run some heavy calculation job, FreeDOS surely will
Perhaps a misunderstanding? I'm not using a Windows CD, I'm building
over the network. You basically put an image of your o/s with
customizations on a network share, boot to FreeDOS, create temporary
partition on the first physical hard-drive, then run the Windows setup
program. The setup
Hi Gerry,
The summary of the issue, is that Windows thinks there's a previous
operating system on the C drive, even though FreeDOS has _never_ been
installed on that C drive. It causes a boot loader menu to appear in
Windows every time the computer is started offering Windows or the
Hm... why not ask on -kernel or at least on -devel?
I have a machine where to reproduce this bug, or a similar one. It's a
286. Strangely enough, FreeDOS will boot from floppy and see C:, but
will refuse to boot from there (locks at InitDisk I think, I haven't
investigated into this).
IF
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Hi!
There is a new version of Arachne!
http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/arachne/
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Hi Michael, et al:
OK, I am back with the Haunted HP Pavilion (TM).
Downloaded development kernel, command.com, and sys.com
from fdos.org/kernel. Downloaded emm204x and extracted
himem.exe and emm386.exe.
Did a SYS: on a USB floppy from WindowsXP. Copied a random
version of edit.com on the
Hi Bernd et al:
I wish to thank all of you again for the wonderful support and help!
I have been amazed at the responsiveness of the FreeDOS
community!
Back with the haunted HP Pavilion (TM). Development kernel,
sys, and command.com from fdos.org/kernel. EMM386.EXE
and HIMEM.SYS from
At 11:53 PM 7/28/2005 +, Mark wrote:
Do I need VDS? :-) What does it do? How can I help
identify the problem? I do have the Haunted HP Pavilion (TM)!
Turn it off if everything works without it. It's just for upper memory
reporting of true physical address instead of logical address
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