someone wrote:
> I've admittedly had trouble.
What trouble?
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On 12/21/07, someone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone had luck getting freedos to work correctly in vmware?
>
> I've admittedly had trouble. A link to installation instructions
> would be greatly appreaciated.
>
> Michael Robinson
>
I used to run VMWare Server on my Linux laptop, an
Has anyone had luck getting freedos to work correctly in vmware?
I've admittedly had trouble. A link to installation instructions
would be greatly appreaciated.
Michael Robinson
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VmWare has AMD PCnet network card, and its BIOS allows PXE since v5.xx
There was a win32 TFTP server but can't recall its name right now.
When I need to provide tftp under windows I use tftpd32:
http://tftpd32.jounin.net/
Alain M. schreef:
> Hi Bernd,
>
>
> On the net I found
>wget182b-1.zip
>wput031.zip
>
wget 182b I used.
> What would I use for sending emails (with attachement file)
>
no idea, Eric might send email from DOS and thus know something about
that. All my email and webbrowsing goes thr
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Russell Button wrote:
RB >Jim Hall wrote:
RB >> I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
RB >> it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
RB >> should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
RB >> solves
Hi Bernd,
> [...] HTTP/FTP downloads through packet driver (Wget),
What version do you use? does it work ok?
On the net I found
wget182b-1.zip
wput031.zip
I was in need tof developing them!!!
What would I use for sending emails (with attachement file)
Thanks,
Alain
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Eric Auer schreef:
> Hi Russell,
>
> dosemu is probably the answer to most of your questions :-).
>
> Get the new unstable version from the site,
> most Linux distros only include older versions.
>
I've had DOS networking running on VmWare Workstation, both the SMB (MS
Network Client) and HTTP/
Hi Russell,
dosemu is probably the answer to most of your questions :-).
Get the new unstable version from the site,
most Linux distros only include older versions.
> I'm running vmware server under Ubuntu Linux 6.06 (Dapper Drake).
> I've been able to create a vm to host freedos and to get it
Jim Hall wrote:
> I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
> it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
> should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
> solves most of what you are looking for:
>
Is there a how-to cookb
Jim Hall wrote:
> I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
> it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
> should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
> solves most of what you are looking for:
>
Y'know, I hadn't though
I run Fedora Core 6. I do have VMWare, but I don't often boot DOS in
it. Most of my FreeDOS work is done under Linux DOSEmu. I think you
should be able to do it in Linux DOSEmu. At least, I believe it
solves most of what you are looking for:
1. I haven't needed networking under DOS, so I haven
Some of these can be done...
Russell Button escreveu:
> I'm running vmware server under Ubuntu Linux 6.06 (Dapper Drake).
Nice :)
> 1. Get IP networking running on the freedos VM.
What can be doen is install Windows client for dos (It is free), you
will have to find the driver for the board e
I'm running vmware server under Ubuntu Linux 6.06 (Dapper Drake).
I've been able to create a vm to host freedos and to get it loaded and
running.
So far, so good.
The reason I'm interested in running freedos is that I have a couple of
old dos apps I want to run:
Framework - from Aston-Tate
Ge
Well, I myself was looking for one, I got tired of using a floppy for
doing this, so I REALLY appreciate it ;-)
I'll test it and let everyone know.
Aitor
2006/10/18, Norbert Remmel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> just have a look at
> http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/vdk.html
>
> With this
What I search is a ready-to-go VMware Image of FreeDOS 1.0 and not an option to mount an image. Additionally in a running windows you can't clone the image with backup software like True Image or Ghost because the "drive administration" (I don't know how it is named in an english XP) doesn't detect
Hi,
just have a look at
http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/vdk.html
With this program you can mount VMware Images with full read-write access.
Norbert.
Michael McStarfighter schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I just wanna know if there is somewhere in the WWW a VMware Image with
> FreeDOS 1.0? I need
Hi,
I just wanna know if there is somewhere in the WWW a VMware Image with FreeDOS 1.0? I need it for cloning it onto an USB-HD so it is possible to boot from it.
Thanks a lot.
Regards from Germany.
Christian
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