Forgot to mention the other nice thing about an emulator is that you
don't have to set up multi-boot with Windows DOS to be able to run
FreeDOS. Which was the original question. :-)
On 10/15/07, Jim Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/14/07, Larry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not run Freedos
On 10/14/07, Larry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not run Freedos in dosemu within Linux? That's the
way I run it. So Grub doesn't even know about it, but
Linux runs it.
Actually, that's a really good point. The nice thing about FreeDOS is
that it's so small and doesn't require a lot of memory.
For Windows users, I would recommend VirtualPC or VMWare. I've
recently done some experimenting with VirtualBox, but not on Windows.
A perfect setup is
FreeDOS + Linux (f.e. Ubuntu with DOSEMU installed ;-).
Bye
Flo
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Hello everybody ;)
I´m new to this list and hoping you can help me or at least tell me
what´s wrong ...
We wanted to run FreeDOS on a specialized, embedded system (AMD Geode
processor, manufactured by Digital Logic) for other versions of DOS (MS-DOS
and DR-DOS) do run very well on these systems,
Forgot to mention the other nice thing about an emulator is that you
don't have to set up multi-boot with Windows DOS to be able to run
FreeDOS. Which was the original question. :-)
I found a pretty good HOWTO on running FreeDOS under qemu. Managed to get
it working, under my Debian
Found it at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat32#exFAT.
Would it be much work to add support of it at FreeDOS?
Bye
Flo
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From: Florian Xaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 15-oct-2007 14:29
Subject: exFAT32
To: freedos-user freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Hola!
Please do not read this thread, it is nonsense. :-)
Bye
Flo
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From: Florian Xaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 15-oct-2007 14:31
Subject: Fwd: exFAT32
To: freedos-user freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Found it at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat32#exFAT.
Hi Maurice,
which version of FreeDOS did you install on CF?
You probably want a small version such as the
fdbasecd or the rugxulo.googlepages.com diskette
distro :-). Did you test with other DOS versions?
Maybe the BIOS of the embedded system only has
slow drivers for CF. It might assume that
Hi Jim,
that it's so small and doesn't require a lot of memory. And the nice
thing about using emulators is that you don't have to reboot to run
that one application that requires FreeDOS to run it. I find that
graphics mode usually runs a little slower under an emulator compared
to
Hi again!
I neglected to mention that the setup went into another hung state
after I finished hand-editing the file.
Ahhh okay you mean you selected the edit file option of
the network setup menu. Well I guess you still have network
troubles. But on the other hand, a simple solution might be
Ahhh okay you mean you selected the edit file option of
the network setup menu. Well I guess you still have network
troubles.
I guess the main issue there, for me, was that the install just seemed to
hang forever, rather than dump out to any kind of networking is not
working message with a
Hi all,
I accidently found McShell previously unknown to me (as it nearly
disappeared from the net).
I did put some screenshots here:
http://aurora.homelinux.net/photo/dosscrn/dosscrn.html
and a link to the binaries here:
ftp://aurora.homelinux.net/public/dos/extra/Xwindow/McShell/MCSHEL31.ZIP
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