On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 02:19:31AM -0500, Bart Oldeman wrote
> just to clarify: the dosemu-freedos autoexec.bat uses
> unix -e
> which by default executes what is given behind "-E" in the command line.
>
> Also, FWIW if you use
> unix -e EXEC
> in autoexec.bat then you could use
> EXEC=myprog.bat
On 7 Feb 2003, Sergey Suleymanov wrote:
> > John Sowden writes:
>
> John> I am attempting to start dos with icon#1 and run autoexec (diff
> John> name) #1; OR icon#2 with autoexec (2nd diff name)#2.
>
> I'm using cmdline.com for this purpose.
>
> lredir z: linux\fs\proc\self
> cmdlin
> John Sowden writes:
John> I am attempting to start dos with icon#1 and run autoexec (diff
John> name) #1; OR icon#2 with autoexec (2nd diff name)#2.
I'm using cmdline.com for this purpose.
lredir z: linux\fs\proc\self
cmdline < z:\cmdline
lredir del z:
IF "%EXEC%" == "" goto don
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, John Sowden wrote:
> I could not find the -input and -quiet cmd line opts in the docs.
it's in the dosemu manpage.
> I also could not find a reference to autoexec in the config files. all I
> really want to do is set an enviornment variable. The 2 line (3 with set)
> autoe
I am attempting to start dos with icon#1 and run autoexec (diff name) #1; OR
icon#2 with autoexec (2nd diff name)#2.
Intent: 1 icon puts me in my menu structure, the other gives me an empty
screen with a c: prompt.
I tried the xdosemu -input '\r' -quiet -E startup1
didn't work in the icon.
ran
