Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Aitor Santamaría Merino schreef:
You need to get a 8086 ZIP version, check with the InfoZIP page.
If the ODIN docs says it to support XT machines, then that's a bug :)
Aitor
Depends on when you check http://odin.fdos.org/odin2005/
I updated the images, including 16bit
You need to get a 8086 ZIP version, check with the InfoZIP page.
If the ODIN docs says it to support XT machines, then that's a bug :)
Aitor
Nick Bright escribió:
Just testing things about, I tried to zip a file, and received an error
about requiring an 80386. The ODIN readme.txt file
Aitor Santamaría Merino schreef:
You need to get a 8086 ZIP version, check with the InfoZIP page.
If the ODIN docs says it to support XT machines, then that's a bug :)
Aitor
Depends on when you check http://odin.fdos.org/odin2005/
I updated the images, including 16bit infozip. Hopefully that
Just testing things about, I tried to zip a file, and received an error
about requiring an 80386. The ODIN readme.txt file indicates this is an
8086 compatible binary. Perhaps a documentation error, perhaps a compile
error? Unzip successfully unzips a file from the ODIN disk; slowly, of
course
error? Unzip successfully unzips a file from the ODIN disk; slowly, of
course - it's an XT :)
One cool thing you could try (although it won't work for zip), is
using EMU386 to emulate a 386 on a 286. This will probably not work
for most programs becuase the docs say it only works if 1) only
