How do I use curl with freedos update? The first trick was finding
curl. Copying curl over wget prevents fdupdate from crashing, but
it doesn't make the updater work. On the todo list there is make
fdupdate able to use curl, is there a post 0.52 update?
ulimit(fdupdate.tab) EIO error input/output error...
My freedos update locks up and I've noticed something similar to the
above error. Is there supposed to be a ulimit executable? Is there
supposed to be an installation of djgpp for wget to work?
On Wednesday 13 February 2008, robinson-west user wrote:
ulimit(fdupdate.tab) EIO error input/output error...
Wow, that's an error I've never seen...
My freedos update locks up and I've noticed something similar to the
above error. Is there supposed to be a ulimit executable?
No, there's
On 2/13/08, robinson-west user [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I use curl with freedos update? The first trick was finding
curl. Copying curl over wget prevents fdupdate from crashing, but
it doesn't make the updater work. On the todo list there is make
fdupdate able to use curl, is there a
I'm on a 486 DX2 66 EISA bus, no VLB. 20 megs of SIMM ram, 30 pin.
Is there a copy of memtest86+ for freedos, it would be silly if this
turned out to be a bad memory problem.
autoexec.bat:
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@echo off
if not %config% == 4
On 2/13/08, robinson-west user [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It doesn't save downloads to the download directory, it saves them to
the cache directory under a cryptic name.
It tries to seek the A drive every time I exit it.
Michael C. Robinson
This is probably better sent to the Arachne
Sorry, that should be the -O option. For example:
curl -O http://-/file.zip
.. will download the file and name it file.zip.
The -o option is only if you want to name the local file (-o local.zip).
To provide an example, the WGET.BAT wrapper should be fairly
