On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Stas Sergeev wrote:
Oh, and there is still one very bad thing, which
is that we can't open the high ports in a fast
mode (or can we?), so sometimes it works even
slower than xdos... why ioperm() doesn't allow
0x3ff ports?..
Once upon a time Linus decided that a 128
an update i did finally get dosemu working.
i can run EZ cosmos, commander keen 1-3, and battle chess.
commander keen 4 and above still lock up. i did notice that the startup
windows are reporting no or low memory.
On Monday 23 September 2002 17:14, Bart Oldeman wrote:
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002,
Hello.
phrostie wrote:
an update i did finally get dosemu working.
What update you did and where was the problem
at the end?
keen 4 and above still lock up.
Update your keen. See this:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-msdosm=103211907106200w=2
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thanks to all for the responses.
last night i was going thru the different runtime options, but regardless of
what i try i still can't seem to get any of my VGA stuff working again.
under video it asks for video address.
where do i get/verify this for my card?
For S3 cards you must not worry
Hello.
phrostie wrote:
last night i was going thru the different runtime options, but
regardless of
what i try i still can't seem to get any of my VGA stuff working again.
Then create a log of video events (-D9+v option
to dosemu) and see what's going wrong.
And upgrade your dosemu:
On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, phrostie wrote:
not support this video card and does not open up enough ports.
what ports?
could you expand on this part?
That is video card dependent - you have to run with the debug flags as I
explained before to find out which ones.
also, i was wondering, does
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Stas Sergeev wrote:
This problem exists only on some (modern?) cards for VESA
modes, but for VGA modes there must be no such problem at
all (Bart, do you really have any examples when this is a
problem even for VGA? Correct me then, please).
Well VGA only uses standard
Hello.
phrostie wrote:
not support this video card and does not open up enough ports.
what ports?
could you expand on this part?
i have a S3
For S3 cards you must not worry about this issue
at all. Setting $_chipset=s3 worked for my S3 Trio
flawlessly both for VGA and VESA modes. Don't
Hello.
Bart Oldeman wrote:
Well VGA only uses standard ports so the only problem is to pass the
VBIOS initialization in the first place, that is executing the code at
c000:0003
Where does it do that? I have found only
init_vga_card(), but that doesn't seem to be
the place. Also I searched the
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Stas Sergeev wrote:
Bart Oldeman wrote:
Well VGA only uses standard ports so the only problem is to pass the
VBIOS initialization in the first place, that is executing the code at
c000:0003
Where does it do that? I have found only
init_vga_card(), but that doesn't
Hello.
Bart Oldeman wrote:
c000:0003
Where does it do that? I have found only
init_vga_card(), but that doesn't seem to be
the place. Also I searched the +g log for
c000:0003 and found nothing...
src/base/bios/bios.S, line 507, F800:4200.
init_vga_card() pushes f800:4200 on the stack
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Stas Sergeev wrote:
Doing the reset call from within DOS brings
everything back in a sane state.
Just wondering, why this reset is needed so badly?
Just a very rough guess: proper initialization of certain BIOS variables
in the range 0x400-0x4ff (0040:-0040:00ff) ?
Try running as root...
Cheers, Dean McEwan. Currently hacking KGI, which I don't understand, oh and ask me
about OpenModemTalk...
On Sat, 21 Sep 2002 04:42:05 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'd want to know specifically if
video hardware on hp is
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
Hello.
Bart Oldeman wrote:
your problem is mostly not video shadowing
I tried this privately already - doesn't work:)
but just that DOSEMU does
not support this video card and does not open up enough ports.
Note however that this must not be the case for
VGA modes.
And esp. if the person
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
1st note: you do not need to (and never needed to) disable shadowing if
you use graphics in xdosemu, which is quite usable nowadays, but in
certain cases too slow, for some graphical programs not perfect and not
full screen (your apps run in the DOS in the BOX).
Only on the linux console, IF
i had a number of cga/vga games working in dosemu at one time. battle chess,
commanderkeen, mario,,,. i have not been able to get tem running even with the
same dosemu.conf files. maybe this is why. when did this start?
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Awhile back I tried getting graphics to
On Mon, 9 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
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
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