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Yo
On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, Gregg C Levine wrote:
Hello from Gregg C Levine usually with Jedi Knight Computers
I just tried the first link http://www.cs.vu.nl/pub/minix.html and my
browser returned a 404 error. I thus concluded that is probably no longer a
working site. I then tried the next one
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Emilio Joel Macias Gomez wrote:
hello
i dont speak english very well but i do my best
i want use the ELKS in my 286 machine with one ethernet card ne2000
and i don't know make this.
The ELKS work perfectly with the elkscmd but i need work with the network
and i
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You could either try to add TCP/IP support to ELKS or you could try
out Minix
: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 5:00 AM
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You could either try to add
I think a userspace process for networking is the right answer here. Keep
the kernel small.
cristi
At 09:43 AM 6/13/00 +0200, Jakov af Wallby wrote:
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Emilio Joel Macias Gomez
wrote:
hello
i dont speak english very well but i do my best
i want use the ELKS in my 286
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Emilio Joel Macias Gomez wrote:
hello
i dont speak english very well but i do my best
i want use the ELKS in my 286 machine with one ethernet card ne2000
and i don't know make this.
The ELKS work perfectly with the elkscmd but i need work with the network
and i
Hi
Why not just have a /dev/2tty driver set for the new monitor and
have init asign logins to /dev/tty and /dev/2tty?
Luke(Boo) Farrar.
I thought of making a different set of tty drivers, but how would you do
that? Could you use mknod?
How would you tell init to use them, would it be as
Luke writes:
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, Greg Haerr wrote:
: Or is there a better way to use the two cards together? DOS does not do this
: very well (appart from a few utills that switch the screen, and a few apps
: that support it (tcc).)
:
: There is no current support
Christopher Kovacs writes:
On Tue, Sep 28, 1999 at 10:22:00AM +0100, Alistair Riddoch wrote:
Thomas Stewart writes:
Or is there a better way to use the two cards together? DOS does not do this
very well (appart from a few utills that switch the screen, and a few apps
that support
: That part of the process is now problem. The difficulty comes in writing a
: driver which can talk to both cards at the same time.
:
what about using what someone suggested just changing
0xB800 to 0xB000 on the switch and leaving it at that, using exactly the same
driver?
Greg
: Is it as simple as having a VGA card and a herc, and just writing to them
: both separatly? I would have thought there would be problems with
: initialising the hardware, and detecting which was present.
I think it's this easy. the bios in some location states whether
there are one
Greg Haerr writes:
: Is it as simple as having a VGA card and a herc, and just writing to them
: both separatly? I would have thought there would be problems with
: initialising the hardware, and detecting which was present.
I think it's this easy. the bios in some location
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Alistair Riddoch wrote:
Hmm.. I think a mono card costs about $7 now...
Can't get them here for love or money as far as I can tell. I will be on
the lookout for one though.
I have four. Three of them unused and in original packaging with manuals
(they were going for
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If you can manage to
find a mono monitor or work out some way to connect it to a composite
video monitor (unfortunately these cards don't have a direct composite
output), I can send you a card...
If someone wants to cover postage, I have a mono monitor acting as
Thomas Stewart writes:
hi
This many be a stupid idea,
As far as I know consoles on linux are seperate, ie each can run diffrent
proceses independent of each other?
Is this the same for ELKS? (using the f keys)
In my elks machine I have a vga card and a herc card, how can I use both.
Ha! ive been trying to get OFF this list for eons and havent had any luck so
far...
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Or is there a better
: Or is there a better way to use the two cards together? DOS does not do this
: very well (appart from a few utills that switch the screen, and a few apps
: that support it (tcc).)
:
: There is no current support for this in the ELKS code, but it does appeal
: to me. Any idea how it can
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, Greg Haerr wrote:
: Or is there a better way to use the two cards together? DOS does not do this
: very well (appart from a few utills that switch the screen, and a few apps
: that support it (tcc).)
:
: There is no current support for this in the ELKS code,
On Tue, Sep 28, 1999 at 10:22:00AM +0100, Alistair Riddoch wrote:
Thomas Stewart writes:
Or is there a better way to use the two cards together? DOS does not do this
very well (appart from a few utills that switch the screen, and a few apps
that support it (tcc).)
There is no current
On Tue, 4 May 1999, Araujo, Isaque G. wrote:
Shane, I don't know if you read my old mails which I've sent to Alistair
Riddoch and to the ELKS-list, but this already exists (BOOTELKS by Steffen
Gabel), what is need is a effort to change this code for don't write any
VII, just start ELKS. The
Perry Harrington writes:
We could really do with a tool that looks at the vector interrupt table
so we can try and sort out how to boot ELKS on these strange palmtop
machines. It may be possible to load ELKS from DOS without replacing the
VII on some machines.
There are a couple
Wenzel Jakob writes:
We could really do with a tool that looks at the vector interrupt table
so we can try and sort out how to boot ELKS on these strange palmtop
machines. It may be possible to load ELKS from DOS without replacing the
VII on some machines.
Al
This would be great.
On Thu, 29 Apr 1999, Wenzel Jakob wrote:
my palmtop boots from DOS from ROM (argh) and i can't create a boot disk
for generating the ints.bin file. i need a dos-version of this program
or perhaps somebody can explain me how to generate this file and I'll
write the program.
I'm guessing
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