RE: Three major questions. issue one

RE: Three major questions. issue one

[Bart Oldeman]

On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, administrator wrote:

> I have the file ./dosemu/stamp-dosemu
> it is  0 byte, I have run touch against it just to make sure the code
> was not looking for a time stamp....
>
> there is no change.
> I still get ALL the intro stuff
> copyright bla bla

> drive D bla bla

where would the drive D come from?

It looks like you are accidentally using an older version of the
dosemu script than the one from 1.1.5.6 you said you are using.

try
$ which dosemu
it should say something like /usr/local/bin/dosemu
then try
grep "DOS drive D" /usr/local/bin/dosemu
there should be no matches.

Bart

RE: Three major questions. issue one

[administrator]

> I have the file ./dosemu/stamp-dosemu
> it is  0 byte, I have run touch against it just to make sure the code
> was not looking for a time stamp....
>
> there is no change.
> I still get ALL the intro stuff
> copyright bla bla

> drive D bla bla

where would the drive D come from?

it wants to map ~HOME

It looks like you are accidentally using an older version of the
dosemu script than the one from 1.1.5.6 you said you are using.

try
$ which dosemu
it should say something like /usr/local/bin/dosemu

It says:    /usr/bin/local

then try
grep "DOS drive D" /usr/local/bin/dosemu
there should be no matches.

There are no matches

RE: Three major questions. issue one

[Bart Oldeman]

On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, administrator wrote:

> where would the drive D come from?
>
> it wants to map ~HOME

yes, I know, but this message was only in older DOSEMUs. The message you
refer to is no longer in DOSEMU 1.1.5.6.

> It looks like you are accidentally using an older version of the
> dosemu script than the one from 1.1.5.6 you said you are using.
>
> try
> $ which dosemu
> it should say something like /usr/local/bin/dosemu
>
> It says:    /usr/bin/local

which dosemu *cannot* say
"/usr/bin/local"
Please be more verbose.

What does "dosemu" *exactly* say to you? "blabla" doesn't help me (or you
for that matter). If in doubt, re-run "make install".

Bart

RE: Three major questions. issue one

[administrator]

yes, I know, but this message was only in older DOSEMUs. The message you
refer to is no longer in DOSEMU 1.1.5.6.

> It looks like you are accidentally using an older version of the
> dosemu script than the one from 1.1.5.6 you said you are using.
>
> try
> $ which dosemu
> it should say something like /usr/local/bin/dosemu
>
> It says:    /usr/bin/local

which dosemu *cannot* say
"/usr/bin/local"
Please be more verbose.

What does "dosemu" *exactly* say to you? "blabla" doesn't help me (or you
for that matter). If in doubt, re-run "make install".

Now that the pipein pipeout is understood ( by me )
I can tell you the version is 1.1.5.6 because that is what
I get when I type echo -e version \\r\\n >> pipein

My install is an upgrade though.....
maybe a clean install will help some of the issues, but the pipein and out
was/is the most important to me. I can clean other things up later.

Tell me about the syntax for the keystroke command in pipemode
or point me to the docs.