John Coppens wrote:
[...]
I think it boils down to the fact that for some reason Interrupts seem to
be disabled while Int16 is called, else the TSR would be called as it
should be. This may be a problem resulting from how things are simulated
in DOSemu, in which case the whole thing may
John Coppens wrote:
Did you intend only to answer via private e-mail?
On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 16:31:29 -0600
Mike McCarty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I take issue with your statement that INT 1CH is optional. As I stated
before, it is the system clock interrupt (software level). INT 28 is
DOS_IDLE
John Coppens wrote:
Did you intend to take this to private e-mail?
On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 12:41:38 -0600
Mike McCarty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Coppens wrote:
Hello people.
[snip]
All this is important, because I want to simulate keypresses and the
TSR doesn't seem to work with any CRT
John Coppens wrote:
Hello people.
I accepted the task of trying to get a very old datalogging program
working for a friend. It is needed to read an older sensor, and
apparently no other software is available.
It's a bit large (170 kB exe) to disassemble completely, but cursory
investigation
Rafał Cygnarowski wrote:
Hi!
int21/ah=6c is the one to use for a DOS app. IIRC DJGPP programs use
this one for straight C programs; otherwise you'd have to call it
manually.
quotation
INT 2F CU - NETWORK REDIRECTOR (DOS 4.0+) - EXTENDED OPEN/CREATE FILE
AX = 112Eh
SS = DS =
Paolo Gaggini (Safe Systems) wrote:
Because I've an old clipper application that must work in client-server
mode throught IPX (mars-nwe). In an old redhat9 server it worked fine,
with dosemu1.0 and msdos5.0 that connects itself to the netware share
Usually, it's better to think in terms of
David Raleigh Arnold wrote:
not dosemu, xdosemu. x, x, x! I believe xdosemu is nothing but a
The repetition like that was hardly necessary. I'm sure he would
have gotten the point with just a statement.
I also reduced some of the cross-posting.
wrapper which makes dosemu use the xfonts.
Larry Alkoff wrote:
David Raleigh Arnold wrote:
Larry Alkoff wrote:
I am trying to specify a larger font for dosemu 1.2.2
than the default font specified in ~/.dosemu of
# $_X_font = # default 8.5w x 4.25h
The way I specify the font is this...
$ which dos
~/bin/dos
$ cat
Larry Alkoff wrote:
How to tell which dosemu version I have?
I _believe_ my version used to be 1.3.3.
For my new install of Kubuntu Feisty first copied over the old ~/.dosemu
and then used apt-get dosemu
to install it.
aptitude -vv show dosemu
reports version 1.2.2.8
Is there any way to
Larry Alkoff wrote:
Bart Oldeman wrote:
You may have two dosemu's (and dosemu.bin's) installed, one, 1.2.2-8,
in /usr/bin and the other one, 1.3.3, in /usr/local/bin, and
/usr/local/bin comes first in your $PATH.
Bart
Bart you are absolutely right - there were two dosemu.bin's.
I've
Bart Oldeman wrote:
On 5/7/07, Mike McCarty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How soon will this be folded into the standard release?
it is already in the Subversion repository... as to when the next
release is, I don't know.
Fair enough. Dunno yet.
But there have been quite a few little post
Marshall wrote:
hi,
I was reading your program is so dos programs can run
in linux. Will your program do the reverse? Can your
program run linux apps in DOS? if not are there any
programs for this?
thanks
It does not. However, if you are not actually using MSDOS,
but some relatively recent
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