I already did run it as root.. I tried lots of stuff before ultimately
giving up. However, I do plan on playing around with dosemu again in the
future. btw, i'm already subscribed to the list so you really don't have
to forward a copy to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but if that's how your email client
I think it's been like this for a very very LONG time. I've been monitoring
dosemu's progress using google groups and it apparently has been in
production since like 93. I think the requirement for having to disable
video/bios shadowing has been a part of dosemu for years if not since the
I hope my message was never seen as being *rude* because that's not what I
intended. I wasn't asking why it didn't do this or that but was just
wondering why disabling video/bios shadowing was sometimes necessary.
At 04:36 PM 9/20/02 -0600, you wrote:
I just thought I'd drop a little note to
Awhile back I tried getting graphics to work in dosemu on some linux
distros I was playing with at the time. Sadly, I was totally unsuccessful.
I realized after reading the docs that one had to disable video/bios
shadowing in order to use graphics. The problem is, my computer (HP8570C)
*does
