On 01/10/2020 14:14, Jerome Shidel wrote:
However, he was not working on the code portion of HELP. He has only been
working on the documentation. I think he has been looking for someone to assist
him to make updates
to the program and resolve some bugs.
It has been a little while since I’ve he
Hi Eric,
Fritz Mueller has been working on updating the HELP files for the upcoming 1.3
release.
If things in the HELP documentation are missing, outdated or just wrong please
try to let him know. Hopefully, that will give him the opportunity to make any
needed changes.
However, he was not w
Hi! Mentioned in a video mentioned by Rugxulo on BTTR,
I noticed that there is a shop where you can get some
circuit boards to do-it-yourself 8-bit ISA extension
cards for your ancient computers for features such as
more RAM, IDE or Compact Flash interfaces or even USB
interfaces which are bootab
Hi Leo,
when you have a standard install of FreeDOS, it will
automatically include jemm386 or jemmex, which will
have a readme in the \freedos\doc\jemm386\ directory
or maybe in your case \fdos\doc\jemm386\ directory.
The newest version is from 2020 and probably not yet
part of the default distr
Hi!
As Louis has had to use archive.org for jemmex help:
> You can use JEMMEX to provide EMS. Command docs are here
> (https://web.archive.org/web/20200205000957/http://help.fdos.org/en/hhstndrd/base/jemmex.htm).
I wonder WHY we only have a very generic
http://help.fdos.org/en/hhstndrd/emm38
I've documented my process for getting doslinux working on real
hardware [0]. Not too bad.
`ftpget`, `wget`, and `httpd` applets are included [1] in busybox. I
think with a little more work, static binary versions of many apps
would work. Shouldn't be that hard to statically build in the
network
