Stas -
So, will we actually be able to fully utilize Windows 3.1 capabilites, e.g.
DOS shell to run games?
I meant to use virtual memory as the example per our previous discussion on
Windows 3.1.
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Stas -
I thank you for adding support to DosEmu so VFW runs movies in 16 bit color!
I'll try to refrain from posting YAP (yet another picture) showing
Gulliver's Travels in full color. :) I know that I'm not alone in saying,
THANKS!
P.S. I'm now using Netscape 4.0.8, too! ;)
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Hello.
TP Reitzel wrote:
I thank you for adding support to DosEmu so VFW runs movies in 16 bit
color!
Yes, Windows support is maturing and
doing swell. There are already the
VESA drivers (created by Japheth) that
will soon be able to replace the Trident
ones, so that you can use Windows in hi
There are already the
VESA drivers (created by Japheth) that
will soon be able to replace the Trident
ones, so that you can use Windows in hi
color modes also under console.
Superb! My machine looks more like an old '386 everyday which is a real good
testimony about DosEmu's emulation ability..
Hello.
TP Reitzel wrote:
BTW, 16 bit versions of Netscape 4.0x, specifically 4.06 and 4.08,
crash DosEmu.
Not any more. Our new (anonymous)
friend from www.japheth.de worked
out that problem. (on his web-site
you can find the tool-set for running
the console win32 apps under dos
and dosemu).
Now
Hello.
Julius Schwartzenberg wrote:
Does the setup program for MS Windows also work now in Dosemu?
I am glad to announce that now it
does. Moreover, you can now use win.com
to start windows, as you did in real
DOS. win /s and win /3 will work exactly
as expected and will produce the the
very nice
Hello.
TP Reitzel wrote:
You mentioned that it was possible to use networking with Windows 3.1
Yes, networking must work, otherwise
running windows would be useless.
1. Trumpet Winsock 2.0f or something like it which includes the
I tried both 2.0 and 3.0d.
2. Running current DosEmu CVS as root
Stas -
Your advice in addition to Bart's helpful additions on networking with
TUN/TAP in the Readme for DosEmu 1.2 enabled Windows 3.1 to run Netscape
3.04 on my system.
BTW, 16 bit versions of Netscape 4.0x, specifically 4.06 and 4.08, crash
DosEmu. I haven't tried any others so far. Some 16
Stas -
You mentioned that it was possible to use networking with Windows 3.1 so I
just had to try it! ;)
It works... sort of. My test configuration is a follows:
1. Trumpet Winsock 2.0f or something like it which includes the winpkt.com
driver. I also tried the latest version, 3.0d, but it
Hmm, was it also possible with WinOS/2 to play videos? It doesn't seem
to work for me, but that might have to do with the format.
My current WinOS/2 installation uses a Trident driver (TRIDENT
1024x768-256c), I suppose it would also work in in Windows 3.1.
Julius
Julius -
I acted on your
Hello.
TP Reitzel wrote:
I acted on your suggestion and installed version 1.4 of the TVGA8900C
driver for Windows 3.1. It works in both the 800x600x8 and 1024x768x8 bit
modes.
Actually you can get even more than 8bpp
(which I thought your original question
was - misreaded it). You need to get
Stas -
I thought you'd like the attachment. ;)
P.S. I'm looking forward to someone adding mouse support for Windows 3.1
without having to resort to the the Win-OS/2 driver. Is 8-bit color
currently possible with an appropriate graphics driver for Windows 3.1?
Also, I plead once again for OPL-3
Hmm, was it also possible with WinOS/2 to play videos? It doesn't seem
to work for me, but that might have to do with the format.
My current WinOS/2 installation uses a Trident driver (TRIDENT
1024x768-256c), I suppose it would also work in in Windows 3.1.
Julius
TP Reitzel schreef:
Stas -
I
Hello.
TP Reitzel wrote:
I thought you'd like the attachment. ;)
Yes, but attachments to the public ML
is probably not the good idea (that's
why I always encourage people to use BTS
before asking them for logs).
P.S. I'm looking forward to someone adding mouse support for Windows
3.1 without
Hello.
Julius Schwartzenberg wrote:
The docs on setting it up would be pretty similar right?
I think so.
Does the setup program for MS Windows also work now in Dosemu?
To my great surprise no it doesn't,
it still has the same problem as WinOS2
had...
What versions are currently tested?
(Both 3.1,
Stas Sergeev schreef:
What versions are currently tested?
(Both 3.1, 3.11 and Workgroups, non-Workgroups?)
3.11 and Windows for Workgroups is
the same thing AFAIK.
Both 3.1 and 3.11 are known to work.
I also used to think this, till I came across disk images of Windows
3.11 and Windows for
Hello.
Julius Schwartzenberg wrote:
Hmm, what about all that stuff in the current documentation saying that
this is impossible?
To be removed, most is just a plain crap.
Even the parts that were related to WinOS2,
were a total crap, see this for instance:
Stas Sergeev schreef:
Hello.
TP Reitzel wrote:
realize this potential of DosEmu. I can hardly contain myself. My
Windows 3.1 directory is ready and waiting. :)
What exactly does it wait for?
The code is all in CVS, people who
need it, already use it:)
What you really have to wait (maybe
Hello.
TP Reitzel wrote:
realize this potential of DosEmu. I can hardly contain myself. My
Windows 3.1 directory is ready and waiting. :)
What exactly does it wait for?
The code is all in CVS, people who
need it, already use it:)
What you really have to wait (maybe
indefinitely), is win95
I just wanted to say, thanks, for adding support for unmodified Windows
3.1 in a future release of DosEmu. I appreciate the time and effort to
realize this potential of DosEmu. I can hardly contain myself. My Windows
3.1 directory is ready and waiting. :)
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