Thanks for new dosemu. It works for me with 2.4 kernel. But I'am unable
to run it with 2.6 kernel, it crashes every time when I try to start it.
Setting mapping to mapfile in dosemu.conf does not help.
Here is what it writes to console:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] disnel]$ xdosemu
ERROR: unexpected CPU
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Disnel wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] disnel]$ xdosemu
ERROR: unexpected CPU exception 0x0e err=0x0006 cr2=000279fe while
in vm86 (DOS)
means your DOS code went into zombie land. Strange.
DOSEMU-1.2.0.0 is coming up on Linux version 2.6.0-1.104custom
well I don't know
Hi all,
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Bart Oldeman wrote:
Then I booted Linux, started 1.0.2.? and - on same hardware, same disk,
using same program and same data set ran it again. right at 20 minutes.
sure, Linux is good at disk caching ...
And it can use a few gigabytes. DOS has trouble with
Bart Oldeman schreef:
Were you talking about duke nukem 3d or some earlier duke?
It still doesn't work with version 1.2.0 :(
You can download the Duke Nukem I was talking about here btw:
ftp://ftp.3drealms.com/share/1duke.zip
Julius
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Bart Oldeman wrote:
But.. DOSEMU isn't as important anymore as it used to be and
some distributions no longer have it.
Shame on them! I suppose it is inevitable as newer generations of
computer users have never heard of DOS.
If another DOS is used; yes it's a bit of a waste of bandwidth
but
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Jan Willem Stumpel wrote:
No, I am not worried about the bandwidth, it's probably more my
feeling that the dosemu C drive should be set up in a user's home
directory with its own DOS in it.
that's what the dosemu script does (optionally) -- it sets up a bunch of
symbolic
Bart Oldeman wrote:
that's what the dosemu script does (optionally) -- it sets up
a bunch of symbolic links and a private copy of config.sys/
autoexec.bat.
So you set some kind of option on running the script? [at this
point I thought of trying man dosemu]. I tried xdosemu -install
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Jan Willem Stumpel wrote:
Bart Oldeman wrote:
that's what the dosemu script does (optionally) -- it sets up
a bunch of symbolic links and a private copy of config.sys/
autoexec.bat.
So you set some kind of option on running the script? [at this
point I thought of
Bart Oldeman wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, norseman wrote:
again: /usr/local/share/dosemu is just more typing.
/usr/local/dosemusee?
I know, but I'm trying to follow a standard, the FHS, which may be
different from the norseman standard.
I guess the questions are:
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Julius Schwartzenberg wrote:
Bart Oldeman schreef:
Were you talking about duke nukem 3d or some earlier duke?
It still doesn't work with version 1.2.0 :(
yes, I know, noone has tried to fix it so far, and I didn't want to do it
myself because that would just delay
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, norseman wrote:
Bart Oldeman wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, norseman wrote:
MSDOS does not do network.
it sure does. Think about multiple DOSEMUs running at the same time as
multiple DOS clients sitting on a LAN. The lredir'ed drives look to DOS
and DOS
Justin Zygmont wrote:
NO IT DON'T. IT NEVER DID. There were/are add-ons that alow network,
but MSDOS as shipped by MicroSoft NEVER had network buit-in. Truth!
Your version might, but MSDOS doesn't.
i remember msdos 6 had it, they removed it after
I checked the shelf. I have 3.2 but
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