You have to have bios that support USB disks at boot time through
INT13H. If not then there be a usbaspi driver on the web... IIRC..
forgot web address.
--chris
http://nxdos.sourceforge.net/
Anders Jansson wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I want to install FreeDos to a 128 Mb compactFlash card on F:, for us
Ahh, here it is :
http://www.bootdisk.com/usb.htm
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'Cuz, I havnt worked it in years, if someone want to take menu.pas for
ideas. If ppl want I can try to get vp/2 dosshell working again.
--chris
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John Hupp wrote:
Picking up on this thread, which is of continuing interest, at least to me!
I said originally that I
Looks good, but center the title graphic. :)
my 2cent..
--chris
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I'll update and commit nxdos kernel source to cvs when dos-mem.asm is woking
right/.
I can log into cvs with tortise using win32. I have to re-install as I
reinstalled winxp onthe laptop.
--chris
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From: "Eric Auer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
echo off
echo Un-Installing FreeDos!
cd\freedos
erase *.*
cd\
:-) why would you anyways?
--chris
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From: "Bruce M. Axtens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 4:12 AM
Subject: [Freedos-user] Uninstal
FORTRAN smilin' at me, nothing but FORTRAN do I see.
COBOL, take it away, nothin' but FORTRAN for me today.
Never saw the bits flowin' so right,
gettin' together, makin' a byte.
Gettin' my answers, quick as a flash,
system is hummin', never a crash...
With FORTRAN, always bug free, don't need no li
> MS-DOS does. I have never tried UNINSTALL, but perhaps it had saved
> already the bootsector so that you can come back to normal.
> Its pair is called DELOLDOS, which I suppose would remove that
> bootsector. Just speculating, I don't think it would remove the files
>
bootsector so that you can come back to normal.
> Its pair is called DELOLDOS, which I suppose would remove that
> bootsector. Just speculating, I don't think it would remove the files
> (btw to Chris Evans: I would use DELTREE and not ERASE).
>
> About languages: there'
Hmm, can you guys add some better LFN support? I disagree with the Microsoft
kludge. M
Maybe store them into descript.ion files or invent a new FS for freedos,
call it say, FAT64 that has it designed in proper like. :)
--chris
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Blair
Campbell
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 11:35 PM
To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Updated 1.0 Testing CD
On 8/2/06, Chris
Hmm, Make sure it never formats/fdisks a partition with out the users
express permission.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Blair
Campbell
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 12:29 AM
To: FreeDOS Devel; FreeDOS User
Subject: [Freedos-user] 1.0 Just
What share.exe they using? why not use the one listed on
http://www.freedos.org/cgi-bin/freedos-lsm.cgi?q=f&a=base/share.lsm ?
Software should never be allowed to dig into someone elses data with out
permission first, nasty bugs will develop as such better to stick with api
input/output.
Or did
You can make a covox/dac (amp) and plug it into the printer port 8bit audio
to speaker heh play the notes/freq. right out of the printer I/O lines. If
you want I can digitize the circuit plan and email it to you.
>As I am basically new to the world of DOS, how easy is it to adapt the
sound
>card d
I have a program written in 1995 that keeps a archive to manage deleted files:
http://www.aotksc.com/dmsoft/delete.zip
It does depend on a external archiver as defined in delete.ini.
If anyone want the source I can find it, it is on some backup CD somewhere :-)
--chris
http://nxdos.sourceforge
Freedos needs to remain backwards compatible with 8086 cpu. Perhaps, a
protected mode 386/486 kernel can be made and allow user or real mode kernel to
decide (autodetect) which to use at boot up.
--chris
http://nxdos.sourceforge.net/
Florian Xaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:the id
Crynwr pkt driver collection sources are good for porting to other drivers.
Atleast that is the use I find of them :) 1/3rd of the source for network.asm I
nxdos comes from crynwr.
Unless you have a specific need to connect to to novell network servers then
tcp/ip should be fine. They (Novell)
You havnt truly lived until you have tried to unravel obfuscated C. :-)
One thing I find really helpful is assert/reached macros in assembler that can
test/verify and halt the execution on fail condition (source filename/line
number),
allows for bugs to be keep at minimum.
Sonethimes I think
For those that dont want to download the CDROM ISO image, cheapbytes.com is
selling it on a CD-R for $4.99/ea.
Cheapbytes is located out of Lodi California, it is a good place to get linux
stuff.
http://shop.cheapbytes.com/cgi-bin/cart/0070011455
--chris
http://nxdos.sourceforge.net/
>But of course it is always good to remember that we have to
>remind ourselves to write good code in open source. Because
>we are not paid for FreeDOS, there is no "quality control
>dept" either. On the other hand, there could be one - working
>with volunteers, just like our "software devel dept" :
> 3) Two crashes in the first two minutes:
>No crashes since the re-install.
>My conclusion is that FreeDOS can't easily share a parition
>with Win9x.
Real mode msdos was discontinued in WinMe/NT/2k/XP. The problm I had when
installing freedos on an existing win partition is that it had tendancy
Windows ME, millennium, was marketed as a windows 2000 home edition that was
rushed out to market to replace win9x, Imho,
a badly hacked up 98se codebase, like was an early drawing board idea for XP?
same year later XP was released superseding it.
I think WinME uses msdos as it boot up OS, but
>I don't quite agree, but anyway I don't care about the "local"
>comments, but just some document explaining the basic "architecture"
>of a piece of software (usually 1-2 lines saying where to start). I'm
>not free of guilt, though. I just try to describe what I see in real
>life.
What hobbist can
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From: Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 11:36:07 AM
Subject: [Freedos-user] new dos network driver collection, sioux free dos web
server
Hi all,
forwarding some
Is there a DOS USB driver for FreeDOS (beta9) to access the video/audio stream
and either display on vga/speakers or save a a avi or mpeg4? I gunna buy it on
monday, but I just thinking ahead.
--chris
http://www.aotksc.com/
_
Hi,
This might work for you, it is a text to ascii capturer. you could in theory
modify to save the textattr byte to a ansi prefix so you get the colors. Note,
only works on CGA/mode 3 or better.
http://www.aotksc.com/dmsoft/grab10.zip
--chris
http://nxdos.sourceforge.net/
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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 and is only as good of those that
participate in the process
>1.what are the various tools commonly used in free software or open source
>projects to track different versions?
Bugzilla, I believe. http://www.bugzilla.org/
>2.what is a patch? how does it work?what is its complimentary tool?
Patches are used to when you need to lay off the bong. Usuall
Better to label your drive volumes to something other than obscure or drive
letters, like DATA, or your name. that way when you in a fdisk program or other
OS you can see what is what and not cause an accident. Curious, I thought that
the DOS will only point C: to the first primary found?
--c
>All labels are unique and contain the drive letter. Do you consider
>DOS, W2K and Warp4 to be obscure? Also every partition has a directory
>of the form "1_Name_X" where X is the drive letter. The one forces it
>to sort at the top. So from any HDD utility or directory listing I know
>the p
Anyway to detect com port settings instead of hard code the settings for which
one the modem is plugged to ??
..
eset NOFRODO_NOW Y /C
if errorlevel 2 if not errorlevel 3 goto b001
CD\DOORS\ACTS
acts.exe /S /C:%2 /B:%1 /T:%3 /N:%4
REM/S is sysop mode /C:[comport] /B:[baudrate] /T:[time
I recommend :
Writing MSDOS device drivers, Robert Lai.
The MSDOS HandBook, Sybex.
DOS 5 techniques and utilities, ZD Press
Dissecting DOS, Podanoffsky
Villanis Freedos Kernel
--chris
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From: john s wolter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: freedos-user@lis
@echo off
echo
echo w4ck1ng.. :) nice program you g0tz:)
echo type ctrl-c to when full
:wipedel
echo >>\$.$$$
goto wipedel
del \$.$$$
:exit
--chris
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To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Sunda
Assembly language, with a good toolbox.asm but yeah you gain plus in cntrol,
but coding effort goes down +9d7 in karma points. :)
--chris
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From: Jim Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2007
I think these issues are really important to all Free Software
development. FreeDOS (for instance) does not really help spread
multimedia and therefore is largely excluded from the DRM conversation.
Who defines this assumed trust in software? The user of the
manufacturer? The way I see it the f
Well, they could stamp all purchased music and stuff with a digital ID
and if it is played back on the other computer user has to verify
identity with purchaser ID.
BruceIrving wrote:
That is a very thoughtful and interesting article, Shane. We need more
information of this type and, you ar
It probally general protection fault interaction between the vesa 3.0
video driver and the memory mapped regions that video card wants to
access. Have EMM386 exclude the memory area a000-h.
--chris
http://nxdos.sourceforge.net/
John Hupp wrote:
Hello, all. Here is another issue arising
Well, I tought you only want to specify stacks if the program you are
loading doesnt have a stack segment of it own.
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
No so. When dealing many years with stacks=0,0, I found only only
AT386 refurbished machine, which hangs with this setting at loading
Win3.1. Al
That is true, ss:sp will always be set to some address. I seen programs
that don't initialize SS:SP at start. In that case one would think that
would default to whatever was set prior to it being run (i.e. Dos
stack). Even though the linker will emit a warning 'No Stack'. if the
program doesn't
Could anyone suggest any good DOS ANSI C compilers for dos (Freedos and
PCDOS 7)? prefer freeware. The BCC and Turbo C (2.01) I have is
outdated. and DJGPP is locking up at link stage (paths are correct...
weird).
--chris
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Their purchase system on the website doesnt work for me, times out on
visa transx. (tried this in 2004 and gave up) When I am on the gibibit
lan this weekend I'll see if I can d/l it then.
--chris
Blair Campbell wrote:
Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer
Files are about 60mb, kinda big for dialup. :)
Blair Campbell wrote:
Just try downloads.openwatcom.org/ftp and get directly to the file.
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The external punishment of spamusment?
Who dont want to eat stacks of mystery meat for eternity.
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That's for spamming. ^_^
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I always still wonder what the best order of partition types to use.
and have settled on in order (quadboot): 200mb NXDOS testing partition
(E:), DOS 2gb FAT16 (C:), 4-5gb WINXP NTFS (D:), Linux swap, Boot,
and Root in that order. Curious is it better to put swap parts at end
of drive
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