I am interested in installing an external modem in FreeDOS so that I can
fax documents or make phone calls. Does FreeDOS come with any software
that can allow for modem installations?
Arthur
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Hi!
> I am interested in installing an external modem in FreeDOS so that I can
> fax documents or make phone calls. Does FreeDOS come with any software
> that can allow for modem installations?
If the modem is connected via serial port (RS232) then
you can use any DOS modem stuff with any vers
On 10/13/2011 9:18 PM, Ralf A. Quint wrote:
> At 03:02 PM 10/13/2011, Eduardo Casino wrote:
>> 2011/10/10 Ralf A. Quint:
>>> At 01:38 PM 10/9/2011, Eduardo Casino wrote:
>>>
Would you be so kind of testing it in one of your 286? It should fail
with "ERROR: Not running on top of VMWARE."
>
also, not to overstate the obvious, you could burn a cd-rw and boot from that.
if anything messes up, you could just re-write the cd-rw.
and,
the enterprise version of windows 7 has a windows-xp-compatibility mode.
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From Arthur N. Dunning III:
> I am interested in installing an external modem in FreeDOS so that I
> can fax documents or make phone calls. Does FreeDOS come with any
> software that can allow for modem installations?
In case you are also looking for fax software, my favorite for text
files is B
2011/10/14 Michael B. Brutman :
> I'll do my part and try it too - I have real 8088 class machines all
> over the place. ;-0
Thanks! Please use the latest test release from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/vmsmount/files/Test/
Earlier ones will fail with an invalid opcode.
Best,
Eduardo.
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Eduardo,
bug ro feature ? I don't see any files with long filenames.
Shouldn't they be visible with their short filenames
filena~1.exe
Tom
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2011/10/14 Tom Ehlert :
> bug ro feature ? I don't see any files with long filenames.
>
> Shouldn't they be visible with their short filenames
>
> filena~1.exe
Misfeature, I'm afraid. From the readme.txt: "Does not support long
names (long names and/or with illegal characters are ignored)"
I've
2011/10/14 Eduardo Casino :
> 1. Provide a persistent way of associate long and short filenames
> (maybe a ".longnames" file in the host) and add a locking mechanism so
> concurrent modifications from two or more virtual machines do not
> cause troubles.
It seems that WIndows 7 uses a hashing algo
Hi,
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 5:55 PM, Wayne Graves wrote:
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> I can boot anything and I have a system in the corner that has 12 TB of disk
> on it which I can build anything on. I just want to know how to get a
> bootable USB up with freedos running and maybe this will do it, thanks.
Like I said,
Hi,
On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 3:05 PM, Eduardo Casino
wrote:
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> It seems that WIndows 7 uses a hashing algorithm to generate short
> file names on the fly when they are not supported by the filesystem.
> Samba uses a similar approach.
>
> I don't know, I could give it a try if there is a strong de
Eric, I think you mean Bret Johnson ... right? In any case I used his
USB DOS drivers, and it picked up my modem, but only recognizes it as an
Unknown Device. I think that if I can get around that particular
obstacle, my modem can work. I would have to test it, of course, to make
sure. :)
Arth
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