Thanks, Paul:
gemini://geminispace.info/search?freedos
There is a search "button" in top where you can enter term you care about.
Here I have given the term "Freedos" to search.
I'm using amfora in a terminal window.
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I mentioned these historic examples. The first describes a hydraulic
analog computer.
{The MONIAC (Monetary National Income Analogue Computer), also the
Phillips Hydraulic Computer and the Financephalograph, was created in
1949 by the New Zealand economist Bill Phillips to model the national
Thanks, Jim:
Plan for our FreeDOS virtual get-together for NEXT
SUNDAY, August 27 at 11am US/Central.
For me, then will be 2 AM Monday 28 August.
(Use your favorite timezone
converter to find your local time.)
That's Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).
We usually alternate topics
Thanks, Jim:
We'll plan the next virtual get-together for Sunday, September 24.
For me that will be 2 AM Monday. I expect to attend.
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Thanks, Paul:
I recently learn of the Gemini protocol.
I apologise for slowness getting-around-to my e-Mail Inbox contents.
Gemini is a group of technologies similar to the ones that lie behind
your familiar web browser. Using Gemini, you can explore an online
collection of written
G'day, Jay:
Microsoft Windows is installed on three primary
partitions, because that is what Windows does, and every other
operating system on this computer must find a home for itself within
the logical partitions carved out of the fourth, extended partition.
Ugh!
The
installation
Hi Rahim:
Whats The main Diference between freedos and dos.
FreeDOS is more modernised, with extended functions.
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Yes, Louis:
Very cool!
In my Ubuntu Home directory is the hidden directory ".dosbox".
And within that, is the latest-version configuration file
"dosbox-0.74-3.conf".
At the end of that, I have edited a section thus.
{[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# Belkin F5U409
Hey Dan:
That's great info! I glad to see so many getting use ouf of old
hardware. I, myself, have a whole load of old hardware.
If it still works, or can be made to work, there's no need to chuck it!
In particular I have
a T40 and, perhaps more interesting, A Compaq Portable III.
Get
Yes, Dan:
Tasks that could be completed in seconds now take minutes in Windows. This is a
major cause of physician burn-out with electronic health records.
I hated Aussie social security. It required using a Web form. That was
very complex. I found it infuriating!
Hi Dan:
What are others using freedos for: business, curiosity, running retro
games and apps for fun, to avoid total dependence on the evil empire, or
something else?
I have an ancient heart rate monitor. Its computer interface uses DOS
software via a serial port!
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https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1393035/Polar-Electro-Sport-Testert.html
Its interface box has an RS2323 socket.
I had been downloading data to an old PC with a serial port. That PC
runs FreeDOS. VER/R reports "DOS version 7.10".
My
Yay, Louis:
It should be at `/dev/ttyUSB0` and you should refer to realport
`ttyUSB0` or something like that (`serial1=directserial
realport:ttyUSB0`).
Yes, I found that character device.
lsusb lists the following.
{Bus 001 Device 005: ID 050d:0109 Belkin Components F5U109/F5U409 PDA
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