Hi,
Johnson Lam escribió:
I found that FreeDOS unable to handle "DBCS", those Chinese and
Japanese Windows always have this kind of characters as folder and
filename, that need to FORMAT, lots of trouble
Portuguese version. Not too many strange characters...
Single byte European characters
> 00.04 [1039:0900] 0200SiS LAN / Ethernet [D1,D3]
> This is an onbard SiS900 LAN, What part of the info you want?
This is what I need.
> How can this help to know if the drivers are redistributable? If you
> want the drivers, I can send tehm, that is easy, I just have to make a
> Zip...
Hi Blair,
What is it that you realy want? I tested one machine (I can the others
but it will take some work) and I got:
00.04 [1039:0900] 0200SiS LAN / Ethernet [D1,D3]
This is an onbard SiS900 LAN, What part of the info you want?
How can this help to know if the drivers are redistri
> I have been using drivers for: Realtek RT8139, Surecom EP-320-S (Chip
> BC001), Via VT6103/VT6105 (VT6103 driver), Davicom DM9102, AMDteck AN983
> and PcChips SiS900. These are all the boards that I found here in
> Brazil, Only Surecomm BC001 is disapearing.
Please send me the PCIsleep output fo
Hi David,
David O'Shea escreveu:
I happened to get that book from a previous employer a few years ago and
decided to start reading it cover to cover a few months ago to reminisce
about the good old DOS days and that was what made me decide that
contributing to FreeDOS would be a bit of fun :)
Hi Tom, Alex,
KEYBUK is indeed only for UK. But MKEYB is still a very small
file and, in particular, only uses 0.5k of RAM, too. I think
if you really think that somebody needs this, you could
write some extra for MKEYB which creates a stripped-down binary
for one of the MKEYB-supported keyboa
Hello Alex,
> On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Aitor Santamar?Merino wrote:
>>> There's a very small program that sets up the UK keymap; KEYBUK.COM,
> No, KEYBUK.COM is not Microsoft's. It's freely available for download.
> All it does is to set up the keymap for UK keyboards but I think it
> could be ada
Alex Buell wrote:
> I have the disk but it's in 5.25" and not readable, it's too old at 15
> years and I don't have a 5.25" disk drive. Someone out there somewhere,
> must have a copy and put it on the internet somewhere. I hope!
I have one from the 2nd edition of the book at home. So please wait
Hi Jeremy,
>> add: DIR: bug#1889, added limited 4DOS DESCRIPT.ION file support
>>{KJD}
[...]
no biggy, it was a bug, it works with my made up files, but I can't
say for sure no issues with ones people really use. Still needs
improvements to avoid re-reading the file.
Is there a new bug file
Hi Alex,
I just figured out how to walk the MCB chain. Here's an NASM assembly
program (not quite finished but does walk it from 'M' to 'Z', the end of
the MCB chain). Thanks must go to the fabulous book 'Undocumented DOS' by
Andrew Schulman, Tim Patterson, Ralf Brown et. al) which I bought 15
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