I did some more testing with freedos b9sr1 and doslfn (long file name
support), for those who know how it works this is elementary but I
didn't know and I thought that it would be good to write up what I
learned.
Booting freedos without lfn support and running various utilities,
like ls, unzip32,
...
Until the network problems are resolved, I've rolled back to an old
copy of the FreeDOS.org index page (from earlier this month) and
disabled the automatic front-page-update thing.
I've managed to update the FreeDOS.org index page to the current news,
but the underlying network problem s
Hi!
Maybe this tool will help you: http://www.datapol.de/dpd/
Build in NTFS support would be cool. Maybe sometimes someone will be
interested in implement it. I am using FAT32 (also for the WINXP partition.)
Bye, Flo
Jim Lemon wrote:
Hi,
I have been using FreeDOS as a platform for a batter
Hi all, as the "editors on old PCs" topic still has some
attention: My spin-off variant EDIT 0.7c works properly on
8086 / 8088 (PC-XT) computers, even with 84-key keyboard.
Hint hint ;-).
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/stuff/soft/by-others/edit07c.zip
Aitor has asked (when 0.7b came out) wheth
Jim Hall wrote:
Jim Hall wrote:
We're having network problems on the server that hosts FreeDOS.org,
and as a result the web site is kind of broken right now. The problem
is being worked on.
Looks like we delivered a bad mirror.tar.gz and mdaily.tar.gz last
night to the mirror sites. When
We're having network problems on the server that hosts FreeDOS.org, and
as a result the web site is kind of broken right now. The problem is
being worked on.
Looks like we delivered a bad mirror.tar.gz and mdaily.tar.gz last night
to the mirror sites. When this problem is resolved, you may w
Jim Hall wrote:
We're having network problems on the server that hosts FreeDOS.org, and
as a result the web site is kind of broken right now. The problem is
being worked on.
Looks like we delivered a bad mirror.tar.gz and mdaily.tar.gz last night
to the mirror sites. When this problem is re
