Hi, some questions TO the users (as opposed to questions FROM users ;-))...
- what do you think about adding the SF project Regina-Rexx to FreeDOS?
It implements the REXX scripting language which is IBM's PC DOS answer
to MS DOS QBASIC, and probably a good one. However, it is quite big,
mor
Jose Antonio Senna wrote:
I have been using Tee to display and save output of a SMTP/POP client
named TCPMAIL. One example of command line is:
C:\!NET\TCPMAIL.EXE /q /d [EMAIL PROTECTED] |C:\UTLS\TEE .\MAIL.LST
and noticed that it truncates the file (that is,some lines - perhaps 10 - that
app
Hi!
1-Мар-2005 22:42 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Auer) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
EA> - POWER can detect "check for key"-flooding and react with freezing the
EA> system for some part of every second (usually 3/8-7/8 of it, with flood
EA> being defined as usually 285-750 re
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>Can you post your CONFIG.SYS?
Um, it's rather bloated - I use dozens of TSR's, smartdrv, mouse driver, CD
driver, ram disk, etc..
So I tried your suggested three-line config.sys (himem, emm386, and udma2).
With a simple config.sys, udma2 seems much more reliable - it only fails at
initialization
Hello, I recently installed (by floppy) FreeDOS B9 Dist. on a
generic 286 that has 384kb of extended memory. Everything works except
any XMS managment. HIMEM.EXE and FDXMS286 both crash the computer. Does
anyone have experience using XMS on a 286 with FreeDOS? I had Caldera
OpenDOS installed
Hi, I am trying to make CMedia CM8738 onboard sound work in DOS.
The drivers (downloaded them) just find the PCI device, read the
IRQ and port base, check if PCI config register 4 "and 5 equals 5"
(if busmaster is on), does a bit of i/o
(base+4 = word e, base+18 = 3, base+16 = base+16 or 10,
base+
Jim Hall wrote:
>It's possible that some of the output you see on screen was printed to
>stderr. TEE only works with output printed to stdout (that is, it only
>reads stdin.)
>stderr is often used to print warnings or error messages.
I don't think so,because the output is one continuous tran
