hi dave,
On Tue 08 Jun 04, 11:08 AM, Dave Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Greetings:
The other day I read some posts on this list regarding failures to get
sound and music working for certain MS-DOS games. I'd like to know what
some of the major offenders are, I'd be willing to test
I have a demo of Alone In The Dark (classic game that started the Point
and Click Horror Adventure genre) that seems to kill dosemu. Running
dosemu with xdosemu -D9S -o logfile, the relevent lines seem to be:
SIGILL while in vm86()
OUCH! attempt to execute interrupt table - quickly dying
Hi there,
The concept of a built-in config file is confusing to me. Without any
changes:
C: points to /usr/local/share/dosemu/freedos
D: points to $HOME
I'm unsure about how to add a new drive that points to /usr/local/dos,
where I intend to install programs. I tried:
ln -s
I think there's a problem with the dosemu build system. I'm using
Debian testing.
When I build with linkstatic off, everything is fine:
configure: Linking for shared libraries...
checking for vga_simple_init in -lvga... yes
configure: Compiling with svgalib support...
checking
the most obvious thing to try would be www.dosemu.org, kinda like
www.ibm.com, www.microsoft.com, www.samba.org.
have you tried www.dosemu.org? it might work.
but if www.dosemu.org doesn't work, www.google.com certainly will
pete
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Hello,
please
hi jan,
IIRC, there was talk about important dosemu related patches that are
present in the most recent kernels. i think it was said that the
patches have been in the ac kernels for awhile, but have just recently
made it into the vanilla 2.4 kernels.
i have no idea what the patches do, but you
hi all,
in http://dosemu.sourceforge.net/docs/HOWTO/dosemu-HOWTO-1.html#ss1.4
the link to bochs:
www.bochs.com
should be changed to:
http://bochs.sourceforge.net
looks like www.bochs.com is no more. at least, not anything useful.
:)
pete
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dosemu hung once in 3 hours of playing, but it didn't take out my
system. i flipped to virtual console and killall'ed it.
holy moley. thank you guys. i really appreciate all the work you've
done!
begin Bart Oldeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Stas Sergeev wrote:
Peter Jay
because he wanted to detail doom under dosemu. :) sometimes this kind
of reason is simply enough when you're talking about linux.
btw, lxdoom is totally outdated. that project has merged with 2 other
doom port projects and has formed prboom.
i think doom legacy is the best; you have mouse
hi stian,
one comment -- you're walking people through installing bleeding edge
dosemu, but there's a problem with the latest patchset 1.1.3 where the
compiling of a bison file fails.
the fix (in patch form) is here:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.msdos.general/847
this link also
dosemu consistantly segfaults on one of my machines.
i'm using version 1.1.3.7 with the experimental sound patches under
vanilla 2.4.20. machine arch is AMD athlon 1st generation 1.4 GHz with
a 1st generation ATI radeon.
the machine didn't oops.
backtrace is follows:
lucifer# gdb
Hello all,
I have the hankering for playing an old DOS game called Redneck
Rampage. It uses the same engine as Duke Nukem 3D.
Has anyone reported success running this game under DOSEMU?
Would it be better to try with DOSEMU stable 1.0 or developer 1.1.3?
pete
ps- Please cc me at [EMAIL
this compiles fine:
1. tar zxvf dosemu-1.1.3.tgz
2. cd dosemu-1.1.3
3. make (press enter when it asks you to)
however, this errors out during compiling:
1. tar zxvf dosemu-1.1.3.tgz
2. cd dosemu-1.1.3
3. tar zxvf ../patchset-1.1.3.7.tgz
4. sh tmp/do_patch
5. make (press enter when it asks you
hi all,
i haven't received a copy of the email i sent about the bison error in
1.1.3.7, but it's bound to appear sooner or later.
just did a web search and found the patch to correct the problem.
dosemu compiled just fine.
so please ignore my last message. :)
thanks,
pete
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system:
amd athlon 1.4
debian sid
linux 2.4.19 (linus, not ac)
steps taken to install:
As root:
1. In /root: dosemu-1.1.3.tgz, dpmi_sti4a.diff, patchset-1.1.3.7.tgz,
dosemu-freedos-bin.tgz
2. # tar zxvf dosemu-1.1.3.tgz
3. # cd dosemu-1.1.3
4. # tar zxvf ../patchset-1.1.3.7.tgz
begin Stas Sergeev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello.
Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
C:\mscdex /D:MSCD0001 /L:E
Not enough drive letters available
can someone help me resolve this error message?
Have you tried something like LASTDRIVE=Z adding in your
config.sys?
thanks everyone. that worked
hi all,
here's what i see when i boot dos or xdos:
Linux DOS emulator 1.1.2.0 $Date: $
Last configured at Fri Jan 4 16:22:05 PST 2002 on linux
DPMI-Server Version 0.9 installed
Starting MS-DOS...
[dosemu cdrom driver instsalled (V0.2)]
C:\path
. Any other suggestions?
On Tue, 2002-02-05 at 12:32, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
you may want to try dosemu from the dosemu site instead of using the
debian package -- it's packaged kind of funky. and in setting it up,
you'll learn alot about how dosemu works.
begin Carl D. Blake [EMAIL
begin Matthew Nuzum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 2002-01-15 at 12:27, Bryan J. Smith wrote:
Wabi was created by SCO unix in Santa Cruz, CA. They used to be the primary
commercial Unix on x86 hardware vendor. That was back in the days when MS
acutally worked with competitors such as Novel
hi all,
just some random thoughts and questions:
#1
when running redneck rampage without DPMI, the following message is
printed to the xterm:
lucifer# xdos
kernel CPU speed is 1300264000 Hz
CPU-EMU speed is 1300 MHz
Running on CPU=586, FPU=1
ERROR: general protection at
hi all,
in dosemu.conf, the soundcard section appears to imply that ISA
soundblaster compatible cards are the only ones supported under dosemu,
since pci users don't have to normally worry about system resources.
do PCI cards like the pci 128 (es1371), ensoniq pci (es1370) and sound
blaster
john, if i understand bart's reply, ALL soundcards that work with linux
will work with dosemu. (makes sense since app writers like bart don't
handcode soundcard drivers. they use things OSS or alsa. the handcode
stuff comes in when you want to *emulate* a different soundcard).
the fly in the
hi there,
i have a plextor scsi cdrom, /dev/sr0.
how do i get it to work under dosemu? there appears to be no mscdex.exe
on my system (i'm using freedos).
would i really refer to the drive as sg0 (as dosemu.conf says) as
opposed to sr0?
thanks!
pete
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in /etc/dosemu/dosemu.conf:
$_aspi = sr0:CD-ROM
in /usr/lib/freedos/config.sys:
devicehigh=c:\dosemu\cdrom.sys
in /usr/lib/freedos/autoexec.bat:
mscdex /d:mscd0001 /l:E
here's the problem. freedos doesn't provide mscdex. i saw a reference
to something called fdcdex, but
i'm a newbie myself. but i'll try to help.
first, the group of gopher is certainly wrong. the user of 500
means that there's no user with a uid of 500. you probably just want to
change everything to root.root.
about the permission problem. it happens really early on. what is the
contents
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