Hi Joseph,
> On May 11, 2021, at 1:37 PM, Joseph Norton wrote:
> Jerome, if you’re seeing this, can I still follow the same instructions to
> update my build to the latest RC?
Mostly...
Since RC3, the Release Build Environment (RBE) has been redone.
You will need to pull the latest RBE
Hi Felix: Wish I could chime in on this with a great solution, but, I’m still stuck in about the same place. When I talked with Jerome Shidell, he pointed me to the build environment and told me how to do the build. The only option was to build 1.3 RC2, I believe. Actually, that wasn’t a bad
Hi Felix,
> The primary reason is that I want to keep Windows on my hard
> drive and I don't feel confident about using a boot manager.
Disclaimer: The following only works if your Windows C: drive
is NTFS! It does not work with ancient Windows on FAT C: drive.
You could try the following:
Hi Eric,
Am Di., 11. Mai 2021 um 14:08 Uhr schrieb Eric Auer :
> given that you have a hardware serial port speech synthesizer,
> there is a lot more optimism now! By the way, why do you want
> to boot from USB? While many PC can boot from USB, the access
> speed can be quite low and a few BIOS
Hi Felix,
given that you have a hardware serial port speech synthesizer,
there is a lot more optimism now! By the way, why do you want
to boot from USB? While many PC can boot from USB, the access
speed can be quite low and a few BIOS fail to support writes.
I assume you also have the right
Yay! I knew why I posted here. That's exactly the kind of data I'm collecting.
I'm going to try and create a FreeDOS bootable flash drive with the
help of Rufus or some such, and put a screen reader on it. Then I'm
going to dig out my old Juno speech synthesizer, connect it to COM1 of
my old pc,
> Two follow-ups:
> 1. My installation is based on FreeDOS 1.3 RC3. Is there a stable
> version incorporating ASAP somewhere?
as ASAP seems to have commercial license: no.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_screen_readers
> 2. I'd love to go native with DOS, preferrably booting from a USB
>
Hey Felix and co,
can I suggest an avenue such as a boot manager like Plop
https://www.plop.at/en/bootmanagers.html to get around booting into FreeDOS
from USB?
I haven't tried it this way myself, but I have used Plop in the past to boot
into Puppy Linux using native USB 1.0 in an old
Hello Felix!
Not sure what the license of the ASAP screen reader is?
If I understand you correctly, it sends the text or an
encoded version over a serial port to the host OS, in
your case Windows? What is the license of the text to
speech tool on the Windows size?
Have people tried to do the
Hi!
> You're going to get different answers. Empirically, yes it works fine
> in some cases. Theoretically, however, it is apparently impossible.
Made my day. Story of my life.
> I think, the most important question here is, if the BIOS of your computer
> does handle USB in the way you want.
Hi, I am much impressed by Felix’ blind-accessible DOS setup!!
> Am 10.05.2021 um 12:20 schrieb Tomas By :
>
>> a) Can FreeDOS boot from a flash drive?
>
> You're going to get different answers. Empirically, yes it works fine
> in some cases. Theoretically, however, it is apparently
On Mon, 10 May 2021 12:05:06 +0200, Felix G. wrote:
> 2. I'd love to go native with DOS [...] I lose my speech synthesizer
> emulator as this is Windows-hosted.
You could use two machines?
> a) Can FreeDOS boot from a flash drive?
You're going to get different answers. Empirically, yes it works
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