Robert Riebisch wrote:
Michael Horvath wrote:
I know there used to be a DOS utility called DOUBLESPACE. Not sure if it
works for FreeDOS.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DoubleSpace
Note also that I have FreeDOS installed on a SD card in my PDA. Not sure
these hard disk utilities
Is there a way to compress folders so they take up less space? Ideally,
I would like to be able to compress into a zip file, and still have the
OS treat it as a regular folder. As long as other OSs can view/access
the folder and its files, then any type of compression is OK.
Thanks.
-Mike
Christian Masloch wrote:
Of course DPMI doesn't work on PocketDOS, because it (by default) emulates
a real mode 80286 processor only. (XMS and EMS services are provided by
PocketDOS-specific drivers.) I downloaded the demo version (for x86
Windows) and it's really nice. It integrates the
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
for config.sys only the root of the system is supported, and only the
filenamed CONFIG.SYS and FDCONFIG.SYS (so for floppy most likely
A:\FDCONFIG.SYS or A:\CONFIG.SYS)
for autoexec.bat, it's either AUTOEXEC.BAT or any other batchfile
indicated by a SHELL= line in the
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
I am using ndn, it's good, there is a DPMI32 DOS release. Dunno if it
scales also well on low resources.
http://ndn.muxe.com/
-mr
I am trying ndn. I am able to install it in FreeDOS on Virtual PC on my
XP machine, but in PocketDOS I get the error, Load error:
Eric Auer wrote:
Very strange. Maybe you saved it in Unicode / UTF-8?
Or in Word or something ;-) You could try other free
or shareware editors like TextPad to make sure that
your file is really text. Of course it could also be
the case that something on your filesystem confuses
DOS and the
k...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi Mike:
I use VFD to do this under Windows. (It's easy under Linux). See
http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/vfd.html. You can mount the
image as a floppy drive and copy files to/from it, format it, etc..
The other programs I know about cost money...
I am able to boot after selecting option #3 (Load FreeDOS with HIMEM
XMS-memory driver), but installing the game still fails. Option #4
(Load FreeDOS without drivers) is unselectable.
-Mike
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
Booting without emm386 will work, to make emm386 to work you need the
Robert Riebisch wrote:
Line #1 in batchfile 'A:\INSTALL.BAT' too long
Please post the first line of A:\INSTALL.BAT.
Robert Riebisch
Good catch! When I read the batch file in FreeDOS the file is full of
gibberish. In Notepad on my WinXP machine, however, it is a properly
formatted text
Hi!
I am having trouble with FreeDOS on Virtual PC 2007. I am able to
install it OK, and two of the three (four?) boot options work.
Option #2 (the default, and the one that doesn't work) results in the
following error:
Illegal instruction occured.
CS= IP=EEC3 SS=D0B4 SP=0004 ES=0070
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