Re: Resources Eating?

2003-12-08 Thread Guillermo Gomez
Well i'll check out what happens if they hit Ctrl-C, as far as i remember is just does nothing (don't gives back the shell). The need for separate autoexec.bat is customisation, all clients needs a different paths and this is how the app works in order to account users: must have separate

Re: Resources Eating?

2003-12-08 Thread Stas Sergeev
Hello. Guillermo Gomez wrote: Got the message, please point me out where's the bin package like the one i use to work with (i'll chek the website anyway). I downloaded the latest source code and compiled it. There is a script there dist/mkbindist. I don't know why it is still not executed

DOS memory management

2003-12-08 Thread Updegrove, Timothy (Tim)
Currently, DJGPP is used for a program to access a memory-mapped PCI device. Currently, the program is compiled and run on a Windows machine. The task is to take the same (or nearly same) source, compile and run it on a Linux Red Hat 9 machine running DOSEMU. I'm wondering if the DJGPP/DPMI

Re: Resources Eating?

2003-12-08 Thread Guillermo Gomez
Hi Sorry for the stupid question, the bins were there just for me to download them... I already made the same procedure as i did with the previous version i used. 1.- mkdir mydos 2.- copy both zipped files into mydos (dosemu/freedos) 3.- unzipped them 4.- i substitute freedos content with MS

Re: Resources Eating?

2003-12-08 Thread Guillermo Gomez
Well i found the problem is that the global.conf is builtin is taken precdence and my modified global.conf is not doing anything. I'm trying to use the -F option with no luck..How can i dump the built-in global.conf to tweak it using option -F. My installation is working ok without the -F

Re: Resources Eating?

2003-12-08 Thread Bart Oldeman
On 8 Dec 2003, Guillermo Gomez wrote: Well i found the problem is that the global.conf is builtin is taken precdence and my modified global.conf is not doing anything. I'm trying to use the -F option with no luck..How can i dump the built-in global.conf to tweak it using option -F.

Re: Resources Eating?

2003-12-08 Thread Brett I. Holcomb
Just to make sure I understand this: 1. /etc/global.conf A. Don't mess with /etc/global.conf because you can break things. B. I found my install left the /etc/global.conf.example and did not create a /etc/global.conf. Would that have hurt me or is what's in the example file built into the

Re: Resources Eating?

2003-12-08 Thread Guillermo Gomez
Hi I compiled from source including global.conf modified as... ... if (strlen($_printer)) foreach $xxx ($LIST_DELIM, $_printer) ## $xxx = '-P, $xxx, '; ## printer { options $$xxx command lpr timeout $_printer_timeout } printer { options '%s' command 'vtprint -fq' } done endif