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memory problem?
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I have onboard sound. In Windows I am using a driver called C-Media AC97
Audio device.
In DOS it`s called SiS 7012 Sound Codec. MidiPort 330, Compatibility
n/a, Roland MPU-401, everything else (dma, irq...) n/a.
The old sb16 drivers, the one from via and one from SiS with another
number (SiS
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Small remark, if you still like to fiddle with USB for DOS I advise this
driver disk. Worked very well for me and I was able to extract the
driver I need myself.
http://johnson.tmfc.net/dos/index.html
Also the DR-DOS wiki has very good informations.
Is it possible to include from one config.sys a file config2.sys and
execute the content of config2.sys right after config.sys?
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Eric Auer wrote:
Hi!
Is it possible to include from one config.sys a file config2.sys and
execute the content of config2.sys right after config.sys?
No. FreeDOS tries to open fdconfig.sys and if that one is not found
it tries config.sys and if that is not found then defaults are used.
code
of DOSEMU or Bochs combined with the AC97 driver of the
MPXPLAY player or another OS, e.g. Alsa-project drivers.
Well, I searched the forums for ac97 but did not found anything about
SB16 to AC97 founding.
Greetings
Michael Reichenbach
Eric Auer wrote:
He also writes that when you load a DOS USB device driver then
it will interfere with BIOS USB drivers and you lose access to
those. That is quite possible, but what are the experiences on
this list? Did any of you lose access to your USB keyboard/mouse
when you started a DOS
Eric Auer wrote:
Hi again :-)
Hi!
An USB flash drive was made bootable for FreeDOS with the tool 'HP Drive
Key'. Booting from that device works well if the BIOS supports USB booting.
After loading the USB driver under FreeDOS device C:\ could be no longer
read. FreeDOS asked for a
hardware
and driver support)
In the long run emulation will be the way to keep DOS alive.
Greetings
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Also interesting one. Not sb2.0 but might be still useful for someone.
To bad this only works if you have already *any* recognized soundcard.
In my case, this isn`t the case.
Greetings
Michael Reichenbach
Florian Xaver schrieb:
Yes, I think it is a good idea to ask here and then to buy an old card
(via ebay or others...).
Yeah. :)
Because informations about this topic are not obvious.
I am using SBLive here, if you only want to use Mpxplay or QV it works
very good. If you want to use the
Florian Xaver schrieb:
I am using SBLive here, if you only want to use Mpxplay or QV it works
very good. If you want to use the driver for emulating SB16, I think
that I heard, that an old mainboard has to be used.
One more question. Does SBLive work in Windows XP or Vista or Linux? Or
Alain M. schrieb:
What is audio quality as good as something from this year?
7.1 + hda maybe? No idea.
Can you really tell the difference betwen anything better than a sound
blaster?
Not sure about this. But the wiki says something about sampling CD with
44 khz to 48 and to 44 back and
Alexandru Fira schrieb:
But I do not know how to get rid of the attachments from my email on this
group, those with Visual Studio. These do not belong to me.
These ads come from sf.net, the FreeDOS hoster. Not your fault or w/e.
So relax. :)
-mr
Eric asked me to post some advertisements for grub4dos.
If you are interested in multi booting I bet you know gnu grub 1.x, also
known as grub legacy. Grub legacy will be no longer developed by the gnu
grub project. Them are now working on grub2 and they have their reasons.
grub4dos is a
FreeDOS has good, not perfect kernel and a suite of important tools.
It`s better then I thought and it can be almost a full ms-dos replacement.
FreeDOS 1.1 was announced long ago. Now the development seams a bit
dozed. (I dind`t check live source but from release cycles.)
Like already
Florian Xaver schrieb:
You have an old mainboard with isa and it`s working good for you?
No, I have a SB Live! 5.1 PCI soundcard...I had tried the driver for
SB16 emulation, but it wasn't compatible with some drivers so I never
used it. With old mainboards I mean more or less 2, 3 years.
Michael Reichenbach schrieb:
Eric asked me to post some advertisements for grub4dos.
If you are interested in multi booting I bet you know gnu grub 1.x, also
known as grub legacy. Grub legacy will be no longer developed by the gnu
grub project. Them are now working on grub2 and they have
Hey Jim!
Jim Hall schrieb:
Hi. I just grabbed the latest version of Grub4dos to look at it. You
need to distribute source code for this, at the same time you release
the binary. You acknowledge that Grub4dos is a fork of Grub, so must
follow the GNU GPL. But you do not abide by it here.
I have now a SB Live! It sounds great in Windows. After a short test
also in DOS it works well.
The only downside is that it can`t run without emm386 in DOS.
It was worth to purchase this soundcard anway. Very(!) cheap and still
good hardware.
-mr
Robert Riebisch schrieb:
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
There is also a full package from sis.com.
Get sl119.zip from SiS.
How can I install it?
Read sl119\pktdrv\readme.TXT or just try loading
sl119\pktdrv\SIS900.EXE. More info at http://lazybrowndog.net/freedos/
Worked. Thanks
1) What is the best/most stable/most compatible multitasking software
working with FreeDOS?
2) When I call from within autoexec.bat to test.bat file then after
test.bat is done it won`t jump back to autoexec.bat, also if exit is the
last command.
3) How to change the screen resolution?
4) I
Geraldo Netto schrieb:
Hi guys,
At least here, freedos.org is unavailable :(
while freedos.sf.net is up
See Ya,
Geraldo
http://www.freedos.org/ works for me, freedos.org also. :)
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Alexandru Fira schrieb:
Please send me info about a good movie player for DOS.
I used mpxplay for music and Gaze for viewing pics. Both are nice.
: instead.
Thanks,
MegaBrutal
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You need a boot loader to do this. I run Linux on my PC, so my boot
loader is GNU GRUB. You can try that.
How can I configure GRUB to load freedos.bss
Good you are asking this. I wanted to ask this to but I have forgotten.
The problem is that the selection dialog does not wait long enough and I
find a standard wait time is a bad thing so or so. The setup should wait
until the user answers.
Or even better... Ask all questions at start and
Hi!
I made a little 'experiment'.
(1) created a virtual machine
(2) formated the virtual harddisk with fat32 with Windows XP setup
(3) installed Windows XP
(4) copied all files (gldr and such) from the directory
grub4dos-0.4.3-2008-05-02 to C:\
(5) added in C:\boot.ini
C:\grldr=Start GRUB4DOS
Godefroid Chapelle schrieb:
Hello,
I am trying to setup Win 95 from FreeDOS.
I boot from freedos standard. Then load the cdrom driver. Ok :-)
If I try to run install.exe for win95, it complains about high memory
support being incompatible.
Are there any known workarounds ?
Thanks
Godefroid Chapelle schrieb:
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
Godefroid Chapelle schrieb:
Hello,
I am trying to setup Win 95 from FreeDOS.
I boot from freedos standard. Then load the cdrom driver. Ok :-)
If I try to run install.exe for win95, it complains about high memory
support being
Robert Riebisch schrieb:
Godefroid Chapelle wrote:
But the win95 cdrom I own is not bootable...
Just get the appropriate boot disk from http://nerdlabs.org/bootdisks/
or http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm. Easy to find via Google...
Robert Riebisch
He said he has no floppy anymore.
iw2evk schrieb:
It's possible under freedos 1.0 put the drivers in XMS insted UMB?
Can be used cloaking.exe , and in wich modality?
many thanks in advance.
Roberto iw2evk
Hey!
I had some time ago a similar suggestion. Loading into EMS/XMS would be
a bad idea because more outdated
Great, looks like them planed for further releases to post the source
code along with the binary builds. :)
See http://grub4dos.jot.com/WikiHome quite below.
grub4dos-0.4.3-2008-06-12-src.zip
grub4dos-0.4.3-2008-06-12-geometry-tune-test-only.zip
I think/hope now it's fine enough from legal view
Sounds like a great idea.
Just as exercise you could first convert the latest cutemouse into a JLM
so we can betatest it and say whenever it's working bugfree or not. This
would be the base for further development, wouldn't it?
I have a logitech mx518 optical mouse with the main features two
Eric Auer schrieb:
Just as exercise you could first convert
he latest cutemouse into a JLM
You misunderstood me. I want a JLM which talks
to the real BIOS and/or hardware on one end and
pretends to be a PS2 BIOS mouse on the other.
Ok, I got it. Thought you 'only' planed to improve your
Eric Auer schrieb:
...
I said some weeks ago that devload can not load into umb every time
(Thread [Freedos-user] loading other config.sys?) but if I remember
right you didn't believe me that devicehigh and devload /h are not
completely the same or better said that devload can not be a full
Eric Auer schrieb:
However, devload will still not be perfect: Some
drivers only have full performance if you load them
before you load any command.com for the first time,
which means you must load them before any bat file
or prompt which would let you run devload... ;-).
Could you reach
iw2evk schrieb:
HI,
IBM have release the new versionof pc doctor for dos
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-39306.html
This package creates a self-starting, DOS based diagnostic utility you can
use to detect failing hardware components.
Sounds interesting. I
Jim Hall schrieb:
The pd1692-1.exe pd1692-2.exe programs are DOS programs, and seem to
run under FreeDOS just fine. It wants to write a disk image to the
floppy, and I don't have a floppy connected right now, so cannot test
it completely. Ran under DOSEmu 1.4.0 and FreeDOS 1.0 Base.
I also
Eric Auer schrieb:
Hi!
Also strange... If I unpack the iso on XP then I
see just a single txt file, no other files.
The ISO probably contains most of the data as part
of a bootable diskette image - you could try to get
that out of the ISO, or maybe just download the
diskette installer
Hi!
For my lots of my applications (both, console and graphical) I need some
tiny menu with sub menus so I don't need to input the name in shell myself.
It must be a 100 % compatible app starter. (No memory hog while running
some application, start application and terminate the app starter
david lowe schrieb:
I am wondering if it's possible (and allowed) to burn the FreeDOS OS on a cd,
instead of preparing to install it to my hard drive. I want to use it to use
it primarily as a bootdisk and to scan and repair for errors. I don't plan
on installing just yet, because I
I like especially to see Jim's opinion here.
The question is what are the goals of the FreeDOS project and what not...
Is the goal to become only a 100 % MS-DOS replacement or also higher
goals? Like to become an alternative for desktop end users, a competitor
to windows/linux?
Do you
Alexandru Fira schrieb:
When will it be released ?
Maybe 2010 / 2011?
Honestly no idea. It seams currently everything in discussing/planing
state. Maybe there will be some process, maybe not. We will see.
For now I am not a member of the project. I am just discussing at their
board and
iw2evk schrieb:
Hi,
someone know were download dos drivers for modem usb 56 kbps or dsl?
Thanks
Roberto iw2evk
usb legacy modem - no chance. Maybe you have some BIOS settings for
supporting legacy modem, but I highly doubt you can get this to work.
DSL PPPoE connected by netword card
someone schrieb:
Open source
software is not as author dependent as traditional commercial software,
but a lot of people fail to understand this and they give up on an OSS
project when it's author quits.
It's very hard to learn programming for hobbyists and professionals can
rather earn
Robert Riebisch schrieb:
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
... 95/98 on top.
Why? Windows 9x always comes with underlying MS-DOS 7.x. There's just no
need for FreeDOS here.
- It's cool.
- You can start and exit Windows and back to FreeDOS and back to other
Windows version, pretty practical
pcdos2k schrieb:
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2008 22:06:44 +0200 (MEST)
From: Eric Auer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Mpxplay won't be developed
Note: The drivers are inside MPXPLAY, but as it is open
source,
you can use the MPXPLAY sources to make VSB (virtual sound
blaster)
able
Eric Auer schrieb:
Hi!
... 95/98 on top.
Why? Windows 9x always comes with underlying MS-DOS 7.x.
There's just no need for FreeDOS here.
Note that this is how MS pushed DR DOS and PC DOS (etc) out
of the market - they made it alternatives obsolete by bundling
their own stuff. Now if
Thanks for detailed answer.
So... If I understand right. Most things are in but some cool addons are
still missing.
Any non Windows applications, better said any pure DOS legacy
application should work on FreeDOS the same way it would work on MS-DOS?
(this test on same hardware of course)
This two questions are completely separate.
1) If FreeDOS can boot from some 'unusual' device such as USB harddisk
or SATA hardisk then FreeDOS will access the disk with BIOS calls
anyway. No extra drivers needed.
For any application there is NO difference compared to boot from
internal IDE?
Learned again. :)
Eric, is it ok for you if I grab your answers and try do write some
documentation about compatibility in the dos wiki?
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Eric Auer schrieb:
Hi!
Eric, is it ok for you if I grab your answers and try do write
some documentation about compatibility in the dos wiki?
Sure, why not :-) You can also ask Jim to publish it as a
tech note (assuming those are easier to google as they are
on freedos.org). My
In reference to MS-DOS, Win3.11, Win95/98/ME compatibility...
DOSBox has a relatively good compatibility, even Win3.11, Win95 and
Win98 are marked to work in DOSBox.
Could you copy paste some of the missing functions in FreeDOS out of
DOSBox source code?
-mr
Eric Auer schrieb:
Hi!
In reference to MS-DOS, Win3.11, Win95/98/ME compatibility...
DOSBox has a relatively good compatibility, even Win3.11, Win95 and
Win98 are marked to work in DOSBox.
Could you copy paste some of the missing functions in FreeDOS out of
DOSBox source code?
One
Eric Auer schrieb:
Hi Michael,
In reference to MS-DOS, Win3.11, Win95/98/ME compatibility...
DOSBox has a relatively good compatibility, even Win3.11...
Could you copy paste some of the missing functions in FreeDOS
out of DOSBox source code?
One of the main issues with running WfW 3.11
Tipi Nedmark schrieb:
Eric,
First, I don't see what you mean by the BIOS supports flash drive, etc.. To
my knowledge
(limited), I still can't access these things from FreeDOS. But more grim is
the fact that my
newer machine, a Dell 521, made in 2007, with AThlon 64, uses really modern
Ok, great. I did set up a development project.
http://nevasca.fbdevzone.com/wiki/index.php?title=ToDo#USB_speed_testing_.28description_not_done_yet.29
The only missing thing is a good benchmark tool with no destruction of
data. Anything to be recommend? At best a command line one where we can
Rodrigo Zanatta Silva schrieb:
(maybe bad English, but i will try :P )
I know that FreeDOS don´t have a save state (right?) Because this we have
another idea. We install the VirtualBox (a virtual machine) , install the
FreeDOS and play Grand Theft Auto 1.
This work and i have the save
Hi!
How to get sound on:
a) desktop computers and motherboards without PCI (and for sure also no ISA)
B) new notebooks without sb16 onboard
?
Currently impossible?
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Eric Auer schrieb:
(ahum)
Neither me nor google know what this word is for.
How to get sound on:
Well you can often get MPXPLAY sound but I assume
you mean sound in games that try to use some SB16
and have no replaceable drivers.
Assumed right.
a) desktop computers and motherboards
Can I switch in DOS somehow from standard/default resolution (320*200 ?)
to 1024*768?
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Switch resolution is in my association like in windows display settings
where you can change it and not about lines.
Whatever I do with mode, it switches the lines and fonts but it never
switches the resolution directly.
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Wolfram Sang schrieb:
Whatever I do with mode, it switches the lines and fonts but it never
switches the resolution directly.
Then try SVGATextMode :) It lets you calculate custom resolutions
(although the calculation can be a bit tricky).
Ok, thanks I have downloaded it. I have only a
Michael Reichenbach schrieb:
Wolfram Sang schrieb:
...
Small remark. If needed to know, my graphic card is also a
standard/usual one. A pretty new one (much time after DOS) but with
latest Vesa 3.0, no exotic one like S3 or so.
-mr
How can I set the maximum of xms (in mb) to create?
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If I remember right there was a floppy replacement. You put in on normal
FDD port and it emulates an legacy FDD in hardware. But the medium you
are writing the data to is in reality flash. Sorry, I don't know any
names and links anymore but I remember it.
-mr
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D.A. schrieb:
Hello.
Does ctmouse support mouse USB 1.0 ?
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Hi!
My method to exchanging data with a virtual machine (guest os DOS, host
os WinXP) without guest additions (VMware) is a bit inflexible with only
mapping harddisk while VM is shutdown. I like to have a shared folder.
Access to internet is from inside VM fully working (tested with arachne)
so
But it's not really what I asked...
-mr
Larry schrieb:
arachne has an ftp capability. I've used that to share files to my local host.
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Subject: [Freedos-user] ftp server as TSR
pcdos2k schrieb:
Maybe you find something there. I used EZ-NOS2 as DOS
ftp-server for some time. But it won't run as DOS TSR.
eznos2 can shell to dos.
Shell to dos is nearly the same as TSR?
Nice, but unfortunately it isn't working under VMware. Perhaps I should
switch to Bochs for DOS
Alain M. schrieb:
Michael Reichenbach escreveu:
pcdos2k schrieb:
Maybe you find something there. I used EZ-NOS2 as DOS
ftp-server for some time. But it won't run as DOS TSR.
eznos2 can shell to dos.
Shell to dos is nearly the same as TSR?
Yes, only will probably have very little free
Very nice and big thanks! I am connected with Windows on virtual FreeDOS. :)
If you allow/like I will copy your instructions to the DOS wiki on
drdos.org because I think this deserves to be shared. ;)
Ulrich Hansen schrieb:
First you have to register - this is the downside, as the program is
Elrich2k3 schrieb:
Hello, new FreeDOS user here. Is there any way that I can get a Sound
Blaster PCI 128 to work with FreeDOS? I've tried every method I could find
on any forum anywhere.
PCI soundcards for SB legacy stuff are always more worse then ISA ones.
See here
not even loading cd drivers (ShsuCD and xcdrom)
because games run from hd.
If it's still not working post back again. I can give you my config or
even upload a whole working image.
Regards,
-mr
Elrich2k3 schrieb:
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
You can download the drivers here
http
install programs with the
sound drivers working.
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
This did differ a bit from your set blaster variable before.
Yes, I noticed and fixed that when I woke up earlier.
I suppose this setup is fine... until I manage to find an old Motherboard
with an ISA slot
Hi!
I want to create a distro (inherited the term from linux distro) based
on FreeDOS. The first release may be an Free emulator (Bochs) fully
preinstalled, preconfigured and portable for windows (maybe later follow
other Free emulators in the same package like qemu). Both is Free
Software. (no
Jim Hall schrieb:
I hope that helps!
Yep, alright. Thanks! :)
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I am interested in dflat+ and know dflat was made for gcc 3.x and
doesn't compile with gcc 4.x anymore.
Did you fix it? Which version of watcom is dflat+ now designed for?
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robinson-west user schrieb:
... games not working ...
Interesting report.
You want to say these games are working with MS-DOS but not with FreeDOS?
You may post the configuration (config/autoexec) for MS-DOS and also for
FreeDOS. Maybe it can be improved.
I wish the ReactOS project hadn't
Mateusz Viste schrieb:
Frankly, I'd like to see Microsoft forced to open source it's
abandoned operating systems. If Microsoft can do something totally
different like Vista, there's no excuse for keeping something ancient
like MS-DOS 7.0 closed.
Well... I'm not sure we would really need
Travis Siegel schrieb:
I agree that abandon programs such as win 3.x and msdos should be
opensourced, but I'd settle for uninforcable copyrights. I'm
personally of the opinion that if the company no longer sells,
supports, or in the case of most companies, actively discourages the
Hi,
I've created based on the original contents in drdos.org wiki, the
discussions here on the mailing list and some of my own researches an
article about sound programming DOS. It's purpose is a summary of all
available informations floating around.
Welcome. :)
Regards,
-mr
Braden Mailloux schrieb:
Hello, Everyone;
My name is Braden and I'm a new user to FreeDOS. I've successfully
installed FreeDOS to my old Dell laptop (the cd-rom drive held out!). I'm
pretty new to computers, even though they've been in my life for some time
now.
Hi!
Can anyone sponsor please a download for dmake for DOS? I can't find it
anywhere on the net.
Regards,
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Hi!
I am reading and following http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Building_wxMGL_Port
Currently I am stuck at the first mentioned dmake.
I've downloaded
http://www2.inf.fh-rhein-sieg.de/~skaise2a/ska/sources/suppl26a.zip from
http://www2.inf.fh-rhein-sieg.de/~skaise2a/ska/sources.html and copyed
Robert Riebisch schrieb:
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
I am reading and following http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Building_wxMGL_Port
A very complicated way for a library only. ;-)
Yeah. :|
But the demos are very impressive. wxWidgets on pure DOS sounds very well.
Currently I am stuck
How often do you need to recover you wlan key? :)
-mr
iw2evk schrieb:
Hi,
i've found this intersting command line program for wavelan users.
it's possible make a porting for dos?
http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php
open source drivers for wavelan can be found via this page:
The dual booting thing shouldn't be hard. Perhaps you do it a lot more
complicated then you need.
Two things you need to confirm:
1) Does FreeDOS work as single as like you want?
2) Does Win98 work as single as like you want?
If you can answer both questions with yes then you are ready for multi
http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a0503736/php/drdoswiki/index.php?n=Main.SoundCardChip
Spiro Gulgas schrieb:
Now that i got a new PC, i'll be using my older one (2001 - not that
old, today's standards make it seem like an IBM PC).
Just Wondering is there any dos compatable soundcards with PCI
Antivirus for DOS is good like Antivirus for *any barely used OS*,
because the barely used OS isn't target for viruses. Therefore you can
use it as second operating system and/or other boot medium (USB, CD or
w/e) and do a robust scan.
-mr
Jonathan W. schrieb:
I'm not sure there'd be much to
Hi!
There was a prepackaged USB driver bootdisk with all available DOS USB
drivers, trying to connect a device and if failed automatically
unloading this driver and trying the next driver from another producer.
I found it in past somewhere on google.
Unfortunately I've deleted it by mistake and
Under XP I am using Virtual Floppy to to mount and edit virtual floppy
images (.img).
Is there a similar software for FreeDOS?
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Seams like you can temporary mount the disk and start an application.
But it can't permanently mount it with a drive letter?
Mateusz Viste schrieb:
On Saturday 06 December 2008 18:34, Michael Reichenbach wrote:
Under XP I am using Virtual Floppy to to mount and edit virtual floppy
images (.img
I've just read the article about W-LAN under DOS. Very interesting.
It's unclear to me which W-LAN hardware has drivers for DOS. Perhaps my
Realtek USB key doesn't have DOS drivers, if I would have know this
before I might have selected another product. (I am still thinking about.)
The supported
Eric schrieb:
Alternatively, you could search for a dos port of dd
dd for DOS sounds interesting. Was there ever a DOS port?
There is dd for Windows, does someone got it to run under HX DOS Extender?
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Having kernel.sys and command.com are the most minimal way to start
FreeDOS I know.
I've successfully managed to find a configurations of parameters where
FreeDOS is crashing before I can use the command prompt.
The reason for the freeze couldn't be detected just by describing the
parameters
, but only the
PCMCIA and some PCI models.
Fall is my favorite season in Los Angeles, watching the birds change
color and fall from the trees.
David Letterman (1947 - )
See ya
On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 12:24 PM, Alain M. ala...@pobox.com wrote:
Michael Reichenbach escreveu:
Wouldn't
- )
See ya
On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 12:24 PM, Alain M. ala...@pobox.com wrote:
Michael Reichenbach escreveu:
Wouldn't it be a good idea to create a DOS Hardware Database? Similar to
http://www.drdos.org/~a0503736/php/drdoswiki/index.php?n=Main.SoundCardChip
We could just use that one :)
DrDOS
If you like testing and don't want to kill your running system I
recommend using an emulator and testing in a virtual system.
regards,
-mr
kurt godel schrieb:
Was following this thread. Dowloaded findpart; according to the readme,
type findpart followed by the name of
the utility,say, getsect
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