Re: FAT32 e Compactador DOS<->Linux
Fala Lindalvo, o negocio eh o seguinte: O Linux soh consegue acessar volumes FAT32 a partir do kernel 2.2.x, e o seu Slack deve estar com o 2.0.x, neh? OK, uma sugestao seria atualizar o kernel, mas isso nem sempre eh possivel, (afinal eh mais um download de 14Mb, neh)? Quanto a um compactador com suporte a multiplos arquivos com versos DOS/WIN e Linux, tente o RAR... eh shareware, voce encontra com facilidade por aih. Tem uma versao pra WIn bem facil de usar, uma versao pra DOS que vem com um shell bem intuitivo (no mesmo jeitao do antigo DOSShell)- no Linux nao tem nada disso, eh command-line mesmo, mas o help eh bem completo. Ele te da uma compactacao BEM superior aa do Zip, GZip ou Arj, mas eh BEM mais lento (nada que chegue a assustar em um PII, mas num 486 ce vai penar um bocadin se quiser usar a compctacao maxima ;-). []'s Guilherme Zahn
Newbie installation troubles -dos/linux
Hi Debians I'm still in the process of installing. I managed to mount the dos-partition in dselect, but now it wants the exact folder-structure to be copied on the dos-partition in order to install. The problem is: I can't make a folder called "binary-i386" because dos will only allow 8 characters in filenames. Is this a catch-22 situation? Would it be possible for me to have Linux read a zip-file set from the disk-drive in order to install the files directly to the Linux-portion of the hd? If so, how? (the Linux box hasn't got a cd-drive, neither a ppp-connection). Regards, and thanx for your patience... Vitux Error is human; complete disaster takes a computer
Newbie installation troubles -dos/linux
Hi Debians I'm still in the process of installing. I managed to mount the dos-partition in dselect, but now it wants the exact folder-structure to be copied on the dos-partition in order to install. The problem is: I can't make a folder called "binary-i386" because dos will only allow 8 characters in filenames. Is this a catch-22 situation? Would it be possible for me to have Linux read a zip-file set from the disk-drive in order to install the files directly to the Linux-portion of the hd? If so, how? (the Linux box hasn't got a cd-drive, neither a ppp-connection). Regards, and thanx for your patience... Vitux Error is human; complete disaster takes a computer
Re: Dos & Linux
David Stein typed: > How can I download .tar and .gz compressed files on a Dos system copy them > over > to my linux system and uncompress them? Is the uncompression built into > unix? > Also can I interlink my Linux and my Dos system? (my modem is on my Dos > system). mount -t msdos /dev/ /mnt For example, I have a ms-dos partiton on my first partition of my first IDE drive, so I use mount -t msdos /dev/hda1 /mnt You can also add it to your fstab and it is automatically mounted when you boot linux. For your modem access in Linux, I suggest minicom. It's a lot like telix. - Craig -- // /\ | | | Craig Small VK2XLZ @home: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ||==||===|==|=| [44.136.13.17] @play: [EMAIL PROTECTED] \\ \/ | | | finger [EMAIL PROTECTED] for PGP key!
Re: Dos & Linux
David Stein wrote: > > How can I download .tar and .gz compressed files on a Dos system copy them > over > to my linux system and uncompress them? Is the uncompression built into unix? > Also can I interlink my Linux and my Dos system? (my modem is on my Dos > system). tar (Tape ARchive) and gzip/gunzip(GNU) are included on the base Debian installation. For connecting two systems, you have several chioces. 1)SLIP(Serial Null-modem) See HOWTO for SLIP/PPP. 2)PLIP(Parallel Null-modem-equivalent) Rumored to be quicker. Less support. See HOWTO for PLIP. 3)Network (I've seen a two NE200 card/cable/terminator kit for $80 for ISA $90 for PCI) See Network Administrator's Guide(NAG). Enjoy -- Greg.
RE: Dos & Linux
-- De :David Stein[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Date d'envoi : mercredi 5 mars 1997 11:52 A : debian-user Objet : Dos & Linux How can I download .tar and .gz compressed files on a Dos system copy them over to my linux system and uncompress them? Is the uncompression built into unix? Also can I interlink my Linux and my Dos system? (my modem is on my Dos system). If you have dos and linux on the same computer, mount your dos partition (something like mount /dev/hda1 /mnt with some parameters which can be checked with a man mount command). Here, /dev/hda1 is your dos C: partition. Then, any binary file within the dos partition can be *read* by linux. It works with any binary data file (bmp, tar.gz files). JPL --:-) Jean-Paul Lacharme. GREQAM UMR 6579 au CNRS Centre de la Vieille Charite. 2, rue de la Charite. 13002 Marseille. FRANCE Tel.: 0491140731/Fax:0491900227
Dos & Linux
How can I download .tar and .gz compressed files on a Dos system copy them over to my linux system and uncompress them? Is the uncompression built into unix? Also can I interlink my Linux and my Dos system? (my modem is on my Dos system).
Re: DOS <--> Linux
On Wed, 27 Nov 1996, Bruce Perens wrote: > But will Lantastic use the TCP/IP transport, or only NETBEUI? It supports TCP/IP in version 7 out of the box, and the TCP/IP is available for older versions, but I would recommend version 7 anyway. -- Daniel Stringfield mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.jax-inter.net/users/servo Send email for more information on the Jacksonville Linux Users Group! -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: DOS <--> Linux
According to Shaya Potter: > > On Wed, 27 Nov 1996, Matthew Hewitt wrote: > > > > > I am running Debian 1.1. I want to use it as a file server for MSDOS > > 6.22. I was wondering what can I use to facilitate this. I know that I can > > use WFWG to connect to the samba server but is there such a thing for > > MSDOS? I want to be able to boot off a floppy and have the Linux exported > > directory structure come up as c: . Basically make a Diskless(will sort > > of) dos station. Anyone hear of anything like this? Or is there a PC-NFS > > or equievelent in the shareware/freeware domain. > > > > Microsoft at one time made a program that essentialy gave you WfWg > networking to a dos only machine. However, I haven't seen it anywhere > for a least a year. > [Apology to the list! I do not have Matthew's original message else I would have sent this rather long response to him directly.] Matthew - The program you need is MSCLIENT. I have attached a description of how to use it which was posted to the Samba List. I have not tried the MSCLIENT but use WfWg clients with a SMB server on a HP 9000 system for print and file sharing - works great. I consider GNU, Linux and Samba the absolutely "best" software available. > Matt Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (on Samba List): > What you want to do involves using the NET command, however under WFW for > some strange reason you can't use the TCP/IP protocol in DOS. You should > instead get MSClient 3.0 from ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/bussys/Clients (I > believe) and use it. This will allow you a connection under DOS... - MSCLIENT Message from Samba List -- Date: Sat, 16 Nov 1996 19:05:11 -0300 (GMT-0300) From: "C. Javier Castro Pena" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: How to make boot disks with MS CLIENT Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> This small help file is to make a booteable floppy that has MS CLIENT to access a Samba Server. I received help in this mailing list to make it work, and here is what I have done. I hope it helps somebody else. 1)- Install MSCLIENT 3.0 in a DOS hard drive. 2)- Copy the next files into a DOS formated 3 1/2 floppy: Volume in drive A is JCASPEN Directory for A:/ IO SYS 407559-30-93 6:20a MSDOSSYS 381589-30-93 6:20a NET 10-24-96 8:38a COMMAND COM 565399-30-93 6:20a AUTOEXEC BAT1054 10-24-96 1:06p CHAU BAT 236 10-24-96 9:05a CONFIG SYS 443 10-24-96 8:56a RED BAT 483 10-24-96 9:05a HIMEMSYS 292809-30-93 6:20a EMM386 EXE 1214389-30-93 6:20a SHAREEXE 110409-30-93 6:20a VIRSTOP EXE 487548-22-96 2:24a DOSKEY COM60229-30-93 6:20a LEAMETXT 537 10-24-96 1:03p SMARTDRV EXE 456579-30-93 6:20a 15 File(s) 11264 bytes free Volume in drive A is JCASPEN Directory for A:/NET 10-24-96 8:38a .10-24-96 8:38a DHCP PRM 1028-09-96 8:18p ADDNAME EXE 195698-09-96 8:13p CONFIG SYS 578-09-96 8:15p CONNECT DAT 0 10-24-96 1:46p DNR EXE 313128-09-96 8:13p EMSBFR EXE42948-09-96 8:13p HOSTS8158-09-96 8:17p IFSHLP SYS46448-31-94 12:00a IPCONFIG EXE 112056-12-96 11:41a LMHOSTS 8176-12-96 11:41a NCDINFO INI 1828-09-96 8:02p NDISHLP SYS44688-31-94 12:00a NE2000 DOS 138388-31-94 12:00a NEMM DOS26196-12-96 11:41a NET EXE 4503262-07-95 12:40p NET MSG 762343-03-95 7:11p NETBIND COM85136-12-96 11:41a NETH MSG 1230663-03-95 7:12p NETWORK INF 372318-31-94 12:00a NETWORKS 4388-09-96 8:17p NMTSREXE 228266-12-96 11:41a SYSTEM INI 515 10-24-96 1:47p OEMDLC INF 6888-31-94 12:00a OEMODI INF 4318-31-94 12:00a OEMRAS INF 9198-31-94 12:00a OEMTCPIP INF16738-31-94 12:00a SHARES PWL 6228-09-96 8:15p PROTMAN DOS 219408-31-94 12:00a PROTMAN EXE 137828-31-94 12:00a PROTOCOL 7956-12-96 11:41a PROTOCOL INI 639 10-24-96 12:56p SERVICES59736-12-96 11:41a SETUPINF14778-31-94 12:00a SOCKETS EXE 500966-12-96 11:41a TCPDRV DOS41746-12-96 11:41a TCPTSR EXE 710406-12-96 11:41a TCPUTILS INI 2336-12-96 11:41a TINYRFC EXE 370246-12-96 11:41a UMB COM33256-12-96 11:41a WCSETUP INF14778-31-94 12:00a WFWSYS CFG 8408-09-96 8 :15p 43 File(s) 11264 bytes free 3)- Edit the *
Re: DOS <--> Linux
On Wed, 27 Nov 1996, Matthew Hewitt wrote: > > I am running Debian 1.1. I want to use it as a file server for MSDOS > 6.22. I was wondering what can I use to facilitate this. I know that I can > use WFWG to connect to the samba server but is there such a thing for > MSDOS? I want to be able to boot off a floppy and have the Linux exported > directory structure come up as c: . Basically make a Diskless(will sort > of) dos station. Anyone hear of anything like this? Or is there a PC-NFS > or equievelent in the shareware/freeware domain. > Microsoft at one time made a program that essentialy gave you WfWg networking to a dos only machine. However, I haven't seen it anywhere for a least a year. Happy hunting, Shaya -- Shaya Potter [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: DOS <--> Linux
But will Lantastic use the TCP/IP transport, or only NETBEUI? Bruce -- Bruce Perens K6BP [EMAIL PROTECTED] Finger [EMAIL PROTECTED] for PGP public key. PGP fingerprint = 88 6A 15 D0 65 D4 A3 A6 1F 89 6A 76 95 24 87 B3 -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: DOS <--> Linux
On Wed, 27 Nov 1996, Matthew Hewitt wrote: > > I am running Debian 1.1. I want to use it as a file server for MSDOS > 6.22. I was wondering what can I use to facilitate this. I know that I can > use WFWG to connect to the samba server but is there such a thing for > MSDOS? I want to be able to boot off a floppy and have the Linux exported > directory structure come up as c: . Basically make a Diskless(will sort > of) dos station. Anyone hear of anything like this? Or is there a PC-NFS > or equievelent in the shareware/freeware domain. LANtastic will connect to a "lan manager" or "wfwg" server, which is what SAMBA "is". -- Daniel Stringfield mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.jax-inter.net/users/servo Send email for more information on the Jacksonville Linux Users Group! -- This message was delayed because the list mail delivery agent was down.
Re: DOS <--> Linux
There is indeed a MS "DOS for Workgroups" product. You need Microfoft's free TCP/IP stack from their FTP site on top of this. If you have 8MB and at least a 486 on the client systems, run Windows 95 on them and boot it in DOS mode most of the time. You'd really only have to boot Windows mode to do configuration. It's a lot easier to find all of the pieces that way, since they are all on the Win 95 CD, and they are newer versions. Most of the work of running WFWG was getting all of the parts together. Bruce -- Bruce Perens K6BP [EMAIL PROTECTED] Finger [EMAIL PROTECTED] for PGP public key. PGP fingerprint = 88 6A 15 D0 65 D4 A3 A6 1F 89 6A 76 95 24 87 B3 -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: DOS <--> Linux
>I am running Debian 1.1. I want to use it as a file server for MSDOS >6.22. I was wondering what can I use to facilitate this. I know that I can >use WFWG to connect to the samba server but is there such a thing for >MSDOS? I want to be able to boot off a floppy and have the Linux exported >directory structure come up as c: . Basically make a Diskless(will sort >of) dos station. Anyone hear of anything like this? Or is there a PC-NFS >or equievelent in the shareware/freeware domain. I believe (though I haven't done it myself) that there is a DOS component of WFWG which you can run without Windows to allow use of WFWG networked drives and printers. I believe that you can access this using the net /start command which starts the WFWG networking before you actually run Windows. I had a friend who set a bunch of 286's up to a 486 like this a while ago. I think the service is called workstation or something similar. Look at the options for the net command. Adam -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: DOS <--> Linux
I have heard that there is an SMB client for DOS. Check out: ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/bussys/ Also look at: http://lake.canberra.edu.au/pub/samba/docs/smb_serv/html/smb_se-2.html#clients Good luck. Chris -)- On Nov 27, 11:29am, Matthew Hewitt wrote: > Subject: DOS <--> Linux : : I am running Debian 1.1. I want to use it as a file server for MSDOS : 6.22. I was wondering what can I use to facilitate this. I know that I : can use WFWG to connect to the samba server but is there such a thing : for MSDOS? I want to be able to boot off a floppy and have the Linux : exported directory structure come up as c: . Basically make a : Diskless(will sort of) dos station. Anyone hear of anything like this? : Or is there a PC-NFS or equievelent in the shareware/freeware domain. >-- End of excerpt from Matthew Hewitt -- Christopher R. Hertel -)- University of Minnesota [EMAIL PROTECTED] Networking and Telecommunications Services -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DOS <--> Linux
I am running Debian 1.1. I want to use it as a file server for MSDOS 6.22. I was wondering what can I use to facilitate this. I know that I can use WFWG to connect to the samba server but is there such a thing for MSDOS? I want to be able to boot off a floppy and have the Linux exported directory structure come up as c: . Basically make a Diskless(will sort of) dos station. Anyone hear of anything like this? Or is there a PC-NFS or equievelent in the shareware/freeware domain. Matthew Hewitt Room: 343 Christie Hall Phone: (503) 240-1075 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] University of Portland "INSANITY is a matter of perspective" -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
