Eric Auer escreveu:
> Hi Alain, Blair,
> of course I had already mailed Alain off-list to tell
> him about his misunderstanding. And I HAD been thinking
> about whether I should CC you to tell you that I have
> already told him. Oh well. 2 more one-liner mails on
> the list which were only interes
I should have warned that it needs latest development kernel (1.1.37w) to work.
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De: "Eduardo Casino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Para: freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Enviado: 30/06/06 23:45
Asunto: [Freedos-devel] Announce: Nlsfunc 0.3
Hello All,
I'd like to announce the
I suggest moving to OpenWatcom, it is much closer to BorlandC. I have
many programs for both BC 16bits / OW 32bits and I can help with the port...
Alain
Blair Campbell escreveu:
> Maybe a FAT32-enabled DEFRAG could use DJGPP to satisfy the memory
> requirements?
>
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Eric Auer escreveu:
> that's a very vague report... did you find any bugs
> in the dos port of dosfsck 2.11? and how is this
> related to defragmenting drives? dosfsck checks drives,
> like scandisk, it does not defragment them...
Blair Campbell escreveu:
> And check eric's auersoft page somewher
Hello All,
I'd like to announce the availability of NLSFUNC version 0.3. It now uses
generic IOCTL calls for changing device codepages, so it should be ready for
FreeDOS 1.0. This version also works with current versions of DISPLAY (uses its
int 2f interface if DISPLAY reports version < 1.0)
D
And check eric's auersoft page somewhere for the dosfsck updates :-).
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dosfsck doesn't do defragging, sorry. dosfsck is an alternative to
_chkdsk_ :-).
On 6/30/06, Alain M. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is an alternative that is both easy and already working: dosfsck.
>
> I have been using it and it apears to be working. (is is in djgpp) The
> pnly prople is th
There is an alternative that is both easy and already working: dosfsck.
I have been using it and it apears to be working. (is is in djgpp) The
pnly prople is that there was some fixes to the working release that I
don't remember who did and where they are.
All that is needed is to all that info
Maybe a FAT32-enabled DEFRAG could use DJGPP to satisfy the memory requirements?
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Well according my projects then.
The bugs in defrag are posted by me and can be discarded:
Defrag is never going to have FAT32 support. This is just not possible in such
a small amount of RAM.
If anybody remembers what's up with the interface, you can remind me now. As
far as I can say it wor
Blair Campbell wrote:
> I think that 1.0 pre1 is good to start with, as we want to be able to
> work out distribution bugs before a final release (we don't want to
> repeat SR2).
>
I'd rather we went for "1.0" instead of "1.0 pre1". I agree we should
verify the distribution, but I'd rather we
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And don't forget, that even the big companies like Dell and HP are
selling their computer with FreeDOS if you like it instead of Windows ;-)
Andreas
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I think that 1.0 pre1 is good to start with, as we want to be able to
work out distribution bugs before a final release (we don't want to
repeat SR2).
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And here I was just putting in my 5 cents:
First let me state that I am very sorry that I have been unable to fully do my
work for the FreeDOS project.
After Aitor posted the 1.0 TODO list it kind of took out the fun of this
project.
When I started working on the project in 1999 there wasn't a
Michael Devore wrote:
> No, I'm sorry, this explanation doesn't quite do it to me. You are the
> sole owner of the FreeDOS name. You can declare version 1.0, or 2.0.5 or
> 3.gizmo.woofdaddy at any time -- 1.0 release status doesn't and never did
> need a committee. Just do it, give everybody
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006, Blair Campbell wrote:
> I'm preparing FreeDOS 1.0-pre1 as we speak.
Excellent.
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