Is there any free/freeware VCS (version control system) available which
will work on FreeDos?
Also an editor with built-in VCS will do (like emacs!)
I have heard that djgpp comes with this facility. If so, can I use the
feature to develop embedded system software?
Thanks.
--prasad mehendale
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> Eric Auer wrote:
> ... [very detailed explanation] ...
Thanks for your thoughts and hints, Eric!
> It is
> interesting that the "catch" just puts an int 19 there,
> is that a real reboot or just a fastboot in this case?
I've forgotten by now. But you can test with DEBUG:
a
:0100jmp
Hi Wenefrida,
> I'M SORRY ERIC, BUT I HAVE TO USE CAPITOL LETTERS ALL THE TIME BECAUSE
> I AM A REFUGEE WITH LIMITED ENGLISH AND WRITING SKILLS.
there is a simple solution for that - do not use captital letters AT ALL.
please replace your emm386 - use jemm386 from www.japheth.de instead.
fre
Hi, to have a boot menu between os2, win2k and dos,
you can use the built-in boot menu of win2k. edit
the boot.ini or similar file, you will find howtos
on the internet. You can add a second layer of
selection to select between all oses which share
your fat partition, by adding metakern. It is a
b
Hi Japheth,
> > However, it is not good that
> > JEMM now simply ignores the altboot option.
Another suggestion: Reboot without calling the other int 15
handlers at all if some "altboot2" option is active, and
keep ignoring "altboot"? Because FreeDOS users gotten used
to using "altboot" even tho
On Thu, 16 Aug 2007, Florian Xaver wrote:
FX >
FX >Much better than Midnight Commander is Necromancer DOS Navigator (NDN). It
FX >has many many features ;-)
FX >You should have installed it.
when I went to the home pages for this application
http://ndn.muxe.com
they discuss a linux version an
Bonnie Dalzell schreef:
> On Thu, 16 Aug 2007, Florian Xaver wrote:
> FX >
> FX >Much better than Midnight Commander is Necromancer DOS Navigator (NDN).
> It
> FX >has many many features ;-)
> FX >You should have installed it.
>
> when I went to the home pages for this application
>
> http://
GRUB works fine for Linux, FreeDOS and windows from my
experence I can say this. And maybe for others too.
Add this in menu.lst:
title FreeDOS
root (hdx,y)
savedefault
makeactive
chainloader +1
And x is hdd number is only one hdd then 0
y is partition number first is 0.
I use GAG for doing this. It's easier to configure than GRUB and will boot
DOS or Windows from any hard disk and partition.
I find it easier to keep each operating system totally separate and not to
modify the Windows boot.ini files. GAG is under the GPL and can be
downloaded as a floppy disk im
Eric Auer wrote:
> Hi Marti! Feel free to reply via the list :-)
>
>> - The 16 bit real mode version, runs right out of the box -
>> http://trmb.ca/files/local/utils/dn640r.rar
>
> Is this linked from the ndn page / could it be linked from the ndn page?
Yes it is ;-)
>> - the 32 bit DPMI versi
On Monday 20 August 2007 19:25, Marti van Lin wrote:
> I've only had some problems extracting the RAR file, UNRAR gave a
> message "unknown method", so I extracted the files om my Kubuntu box and
> made a ZIP file (to make it fit on an floppydisk).
>
> If other encounter the same problems I can a
Hi all!
First off, the recent improvements to JEMM386.EXE have made
this memory manager workable for my hardware. I could not
run with previous versions or the plain FreeDOS version!
Excellent job! No more boot issues or system locks so far.
The same is true with the DOSFSCK version 2.11c! Very
Chris Ruhl schreef:
> Any way I can pass this on to the PRINT side of the
> project?? Anybody have any suggestions?? Again, can't
> re-code the application.
>
No idea, never expected anyone to actually use PRINT application
anymore, maybe you're unique :)
Does MS print program work on FreeDO
There is an added trick, it made the difference for me:
with GRUB,you can
1) change the active partition before starting it. That is that I use to
select hda1=FreeDOS and hda2=Win98
2) you can swap whole partitions around, this is usefull when you have a
WinXT that was instaled as hda1 and now h
Bonnie Dalzell escreveu:
> On Thu, 16 Aug 2007, Florian Xaver wrote:
> FX >
> FX >Much better than Midnight Commander is Necromancer DOS Navigator (NDN).
> It
> FX >has many many features ;-)
> FX >You should have installed it.
>
> when I went to the home pages for this application
> http://n
Marti van Lin escreveu:
> Yup, I tested it and it worked flawlessly, no need to invoke CWSDPMI
> manually.
:)
> I've only had some problems extracting the RAR file, UNRAR gave a
> message "unknown method"
There was a Dos (non win-box) version od free-unrar some time ago here
on the list. NDN
Mateusz Viste schreef:
> On Monday 20 August 2007 19:25, Marti van Lin wrote:
>> I've only had some problems extracting the RAR file, UNRAR gave a
>> message "unknown method", so I extracted the files om my Kubuntu box and
>> made a ZIP file (to make it fit on an floppydisk).
>>
>> If other encou
I will test and let you know!
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
> Chris Ruhl schreef:
>
>> Any way I can pass this on to the PRINT side of the
>> project?? Anybody have any suggestions?? Again, can't
>> re-code the application.
>>
>>
> No idea, never expected anyone to actually use PRINT applicatio
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