Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Hi!
23-Окт-2004 20:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joe Cosentino) wrote to "FreeDOS
Devel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
JC> 4) As of right now, /H DOES NOT WORK. It does not work, has not worked and
JC> unless someone wants to write an algorithm to determine the maximum number
JC> of lines
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Hi!
27-Сен-2004 00:56 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Nickolas - Using Windoze) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ha, I'm stupid. It was compressed with Diet, but UNP undid it. UNP
looks like a pretty slick tool, particularly for something that's almost
ten years old.
SN
Johnson Lam wrote:
I work for PC hardware since IBM PC was born. I learn too much program
incompatible to some kind of hardware (especially Japan PC-9801
series). So being a programmer is tough.
Ah yeah... I've heard of them. There's actually, I think, a customized
version of FreeDOS for the PC98
Alain wrote:
Hi Michael,
Thanks very much for the debugging...
IMHO this is a case of needed "bug for bug" compatibility :(
I say needed because there are _A_LOT_ of Borland programs around. It
would not be needed if it happened only in an obscure rarely used program.
I can even argue that FreeDO
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Hello Steve, others,
I'd like some comments on files which should be added, or which are
outdated, to the ODIN (One Disk INstaller) bootdisk.
Per suggestion of Eric I've uploaded a list of all present files.
http://fdos.org/ripcord/beta9-final/addon/odinlist.txt
and the disk-i
Koder wrote:
Only TC 2.01 and TC++ 1.02 are free. And OpenWatcom! Quite big but seems
to be quite powerful as well.
OpenWatcom, of course!! How could I forget! I just passed there a moth ago,
thinking it was a nice thing to open up Watcom C++. But does it also do
16bit exe's? As far as I know, it
Koder wrote:
Hi,
After a few years of being idle in the DOS-scene, I am looking to writing
some new apps. I am using Borland's TC 2.01 because that has been released
for free. Here are some questions for you dev's:
1) If I were to write a FreeDOS-targetted application on FreeDOS, which C++
compiler
Aitor Santamaría Merino wrote:
Eric Auer escribió:
This is also the main problem now: Arkady wants RAM= and he wants
an HIGHSCAN change, as far as I understand. I have had longish
discussions with Aitor about what exactly those options should do,
so I recommend that Aitor tells us some more details
My limited testing of Windows 3.10 under FreeDOS ODIN 0.7 has had rather
impressive results.
Last time I tested Windows 3 on FreeDOS, version 3.1 wouldn't load
completely at all, and 3.0 was highly crashprone even with programs like
WINFILE. Now, Windows 3.10 Setup completed flawlessly, and
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Hi!
Some years ago Bart shows, how to generate binary files (file with any
ORG, not only 100h) by TLINK. Unfortunately, I lost those description. Does
someone knows how to do this?
Explicitly provide an extension other than .COM for the output file and
supply the /t s
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Hi!
4-Май-2004 20:30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Vojta) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PV> Under MS-DOS 2.1 with fd-debug, you're back at the DEBUG prompt.
MS-DOS 2.1? Where you find such anciency? :)
I once took pieces of PC-DOS 2.10, Tandy MS-DOS 2.11 and Osborne MS-DOS
tom ehlert wrote:
Hello Arkady,
+ wasfree = 0;
+ if (cluster == FREE)
+wasfree = 1;
wasfree = cluster == FREE;
well - we know that gifted russian programmers can read this cryptic
stuff fluently.
mortal programmers like me prefer a more readable style.
tom
"wasfree =
david lowe wrote:
First a few updates...
My considering converting to FreeDOS was because of some recent problems
with my system, some of which were problems in Windoze. Eventually
(over the course of this weekend) I had to reformat my hard drive. Now
that that's over with, I have a few more qu
Michael Devore wrote:
Long long ago, I remember my now-recycled Epson
dot-matrix printer resetting on cold boots and seems
> like it maybe it didn't reset on warm boots, but I
> could be remembering that wrong.
All my dot matrix printers have always reset on warm boot.
-uso.
-
Michael Devore wrote:
At 01:52 AM 4/25/2004 +0400, Arkady V.Belousovwrote:
Hi!
24-áÐÒ-2004 23:05 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Auer) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
EA> EMM386 RAM= is well enough implemented if you make it an alias to X= if
EA> you ask me.
Wrong.
X= will limit the range checked, same
david lowe wrote:
I want to know if whether I can install from a floppy or if I have to
burn the files on a CD & go from there.
A floppy install is possible, I think. If there's no CD image, there is
at least the ODIN, and you can manually install that... I'm sure by the
final B9 there will
Johnson Lam wrote:
I've an idea, as the official MEM of FreeDOS, is it good to include
the FreeCOM and Kernel information also?
I got a bit annoy because when I want to check Kernel version I have
to reboot, and I don't prefer to have another tool just check for
Kernel and FreeCOM.
"ver /r" does sh
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
who knows if MS scandisk runs on <386 ? that's our specification after all.
DOS 6.2x's scandisk runs on a Tandy 1000 HX, that's an 8086.
-uso.
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Luchezar Georgiev wrote:
It's good to have so experienced programmers contribute to FreeDOS. One
thing could prevent them from doing so though - the possibility of being
"flamed off" in our forums. Not everyone can withstand the ingratitude,
disrespect and quarrelsomeness that SOMETIMES pour fr
Aitor Santamaría Merino wrote:
Hi,
Alain has introduced in this mail something interesting that was
introduced in other posts too: the spec mentions a kernel compatible to
MS-DOS 3.30,
3.31 actually (which first did >32 MB partitions) :P
Alain escribió:
some others like Win 3.11 compat
should
tom ehlert wrote:
unlikely. changing the license (from GPL2 to GPL3) requires
written consent from all contributors ;)
Most GPL'd programs have this statement:
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published b
tom ehlert wrote:
AFAIR, the Borland museum compilers have a license similar to
'free for personal use. if you want to distribute compiled programs,
you have to buy a license'
Someone asked what they meant and they said it simply meant you can't
redistribute the compiler. (This was on their
Luchezar Georgiev wrote:
I got your photo, sailormoon otaku :-)
Is this is some mixed English-Japanese language? :)
Kind of an inside joke. :P (He downloaded a Sailor Moon special I subtitled)
-uso.
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Luchezar Georgiev wrote:
Hello,
Thanks to Jim, Johnson and Eric for creating the information pages
about the FreeDOS people - http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos (by the
way, this page seems incompatible with Opera, so I recommend linking
to http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos/contributors/frame.html
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