On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 00:09:41 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Uso,
>I don't think the DMCA applies to Hong Kong where Johnson Lam is from... lol
You're 50% correct.
If DMCA consider their reputation damage or physically losing $. They
can ask Hong Kong Customs to take action. However, they have to
consider
At 10:48 PM 12/2/2004 +0100, gsan92 wrote:
Hi,
FreeDOS Beta9 SR #1 works on QEMU 0.6.1.
The graphical installer, too.
But starting an installed FreeDOS has a small problem.
You can't start FreeDOS with the option 1.
This because CuteMouse freezes. What is the cause? What is the problem?
CuteMouse
If there is anybody who has tried to use USBASPI.SYS and EMM38, has had
USBASPI.SYS reboot immediately with EMM386 loaded, AND wants to try a test
EMM386 to get around the reboot, let me know and I'll send on a copy for
you to try.
I don't have a USB drive, so can't test here beyond the reboot
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 06:52:17 +0300 (MSK), you wrote:
Hi Arkady,
> Don't forget about DMCA, which prohibits these rules (there not sayed,
>that you may break protection for research purpose of backup; this is why
>there was so many fuss around Adobe lwasuit against Sklyarov and similar
>trying
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Don't forget about DMCA, which prohibits these rules (there not sayed,
that you may break protection for research purpose of backup; this is why
there was so many fuss around Adobe lwasuit against Sklyarov and similar
tryings to prevent publication of research material
Hi!
3-Дек-2004 11:00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Johnson Lam) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>>After all, some picky people could complain about spreading ROMs,
>>even though ROMs are too hardware-specific to be stolen anyway ;-).
JL> IMO, it's for "Research only". Retriving part of the code and analyze
JL>
Hi!
3-Дек-2004 ember [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jose Antonio Senna) wrote to
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
JAS> Would somebody tell me where the COUNTRY.SYS format is explained ?
RBIL, see INT2F/1401, Table 02619-02624.
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Jose Antonio Senna wrote:
Would somebody tell me where the COUNTRY.SYS format is explained ?
I only know of
http://fdos.org/kernel/country.zip
using it requires a development kernel, instead of a released/stable kernel
Bernd
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On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 03:12:25 +0100 (MET), you wrote:
Hi Eric,
>Even worse, Bernd does the same ;-).
I know you guys feel "comfortable" by putting FreeDOS under emulation,
you don't have to take care the file system destroyed and lots of
convenience. Maybe also explained why there's no DOS client
Would somebody tell me where the COUNTRY.SYS format is explained ?
I could not find a COUNTRY subdirectory at
www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files
nor a COUNTRY.DOC or COUNTRY.TXT in the kernel files. Neither a visit to
Aitor Santamaria's site produced any result (I find a descripti
On Thu, 02 Dec 2004 09:01:35 +0100, you wrote:
Hi All,
>> I'm going to make my dog fix it, though.
>ROFL
You have to teach your dog 1000 times before he can listen to your
"sit" command. That means still have a long way to go? :-)
I'm sure someone like Eric just work under emulation.
I can hel
gsan92 wrote:
Hi,
FreeDOS Beta9 SR #1 works on QEMU 0.6.1.
The graphical installer, too.
But starting an installed FreeDOS has a small problem.
You can't start FreeDOS with the option 1.
Strange, because the graphical installer also uses the same mouse driver.
Thanx to all the FreeDOS developers
Hi,
FreeDOS Beta9 SR #1 works on QEMU 0.6.1.
The graphical installer, too.
But starting an installed FreeDOS has a small problem.
You can't start FreeDOS with the option 1.
This because CuteMouse freezes. What is the cause? What is the problem?
I haven't tried SEAL on this fake installation.
I hav
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Michael Devore wrote:
Given what you do in FreeDOS project, we have got to you an actual
floppy-installed machine. Doesn't your university ever throw out old
machines you could dumpster-dive for? I not uncommonly see relics
being thrown out here, but it'd cost more to send to the Netherlands
At 06:18 PM 12/2/2004 +0100, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
I'll have to retest the 'install from floppies'. Too bad that I don't have
a spare machine (+ monitor/keyboard/mouse) around for such scenarios.
I'll test the floppy installation again using a 2.88MB diskette image.
Given what you do in FreeDOS proj
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Hi!
Currently I receive letters from this group twice - to From address and
to Reply-To address. Looks like after last resubscription SF subscribes on
the other address (Reply-To instead From?), not at those, which was used
earlier. How to correct this?
Tell me the ad
Hi!
Currently I receive letters from this group twice - to From address and
to Reply-To address. Looks like after last resubscription SF subscribes on
the other address (Reply-To instead From?), not at those, which was used
earlier. How to correct this?
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DAVID L. ORMAND wrote:
Hoping Beta9 SR#1 will fix this behaviour, I get the boot and two
base disks dated 11/30. Loading on my laptop with a CD drive but
no CD in the drive, it gets past the point of loading the CDROM
driver, and then it dies saying "cannot find A:\FREEDOS\FDAUTO.BAT"
and it becom
Hello, Bernd,
I got Beta9 on floppies to put on laptops and 486 desktops around
here that have no CD drives, and using the same three floppies to
install/update on machines with CD drives and pre-existing linux
installations. Installation works great on "fresh" machines, but
would fail on machi
Eric Auer wrote:
Hi, great to have yet another happy FreeDOS user :-).
The CD-ROM is only meant for installing FreeDOS, not really for USING it
directly from the CD. There should be, however, a pre-installed copy of
most tools in the ODIN directory there, so you can still use many things
without ha
Hi, great to have yet another happy FreeDOS user :-).
The CD-ROM is only meant for installing FreeDOS, not really for USING it
directly from the CD. There should be, however, a pre-installed copy of
most tools in the ODIN directory there, so you can still use many things
without having to install
> Forget trying that test. EMM386 turns off VDS when all UMB's are
> excluded. That's what the common people call a "bug", programmer
> cliche' calls a "feature", and sophisticates like me call
> "unauthorized code modification by a dog when my back was turned".
>
> I'm going to make my dog fix
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