Re: console problem

Re: console problem

[Alain]

>> Didn't found $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf... I have the latest
>> version of dosemu rpm (1.2.2-1), running on a Fedora Core2

Why do you use all old stuff? Many console problems where fixed in later
versions.

Alain

Re: console problem

[Stas Sergeev]

Hello.

UNIREA Sannicolau Mare wrote:
> Ok! I have changed it to ibm, but it looks the same. Shall I do 
> enithing else?
Yes, set the $_internal_char_set and the
$_external_char_set options properly, remove
the $_term_char_set from your dosemu.conf.
If that still fails, upgrade from CVS.

Re: console problem

[UNIREA Sannicolau Mare]

> Hello.
> 
> UNIREA Sannicolau Mare wrote:
> > Ok! I have changed it to ibm, but it looks the same. Shall I do 
> > enithing else?
> Yes, set the $_internal_char_set and the
> $_external_char_set options properly, remove
> the $_term_char_set from your dosemu.conf.
I'll try that

> If that still fails, upgrade from CVS.
What do you mean by that? What is CVS?

Re: console problem

[Clarence Dang]

On Thursday 15 September 2005 16:39, UNIREA Sannicolau Mare wrote:
> > If that still fails, upgrade from CVS.
>
> What do you mean by that? What is CVS?

Stas is known to not reply to such questions :P

Since, no one has answered, here is my canned response:

CVS is a way of keeping track of all past and present versions 
of source code.  With DOSEMU, it is the only way of getting a 
reasonable version since the packages on the DOSEMU site are 
outdated. 
 
The commands you want are: 
 
1. cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/dosemu login 
(enter blank password) 
 
2. cvs -z6 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/dosemu co -P 
dosemu 
 
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console problem

[UNIREA Sannicolau Mare]

Hi!
I have a dos program builted in FoxPro
- when I run in it console mode ($dosemu), it looks horrible
- when I runt it in GUI mode ($xdosemu), it looks perfect

Problem is that I want it run in console mode!
What can be the problem?

Re: console problem

[Justin Zygmont]

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005, UNIREA Sannicolau Mare wrote:

> Hi!
> I have a dos program builted in FoxPro
> - when I run in it console mode ($dosemu), it looks horrible
> - when I runt it in GUI mode ($xdosemu), it looks perfect
>
> Problem is that I want it run in console mode!
> What can be the problem?
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Did you set the $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf?  also could you 
be using a UTF locale?

Re: console problem

[UNIREA Sannicolau Mare]

>
> > Hi!
> > I have a dos program builted in FoxPro
> > - when I run in it console mode ($dosemu), it looks horrible
> > - when I runt it in GUI mode ($xdosemu), it looks perfect
> >
> > Problem is that I want it run in console mode!
> > What can be the problem?

>
> Did you set the $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf?  also could you
> be using a UTF locale?
>
>

Didn't found $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf... I have the latest
version of dosemu rpm (1.2.2-1), running on a Fedora Core2

Re: console problem

[Justin Zygmont]

On Thu, 1 Sep 2005, UNIREA Sannicolau Mare wrote:

>>
>>> Hi!
>>> I have a dos program builted in FoxPro
>>> - when I run in it console mode ($dosemu), it looks horrible
>>> - when I runt it in GUI mode ($xdosemu), it looks perfect
>>>
>>> Problem is that I want it run in console mode!
>>> What can be the problem?
>
>>
>> Did you set the $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf?  also could you
>> be using a UTF locale?
>>
>>
>
> Didn't found $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf... I have the latest
> version of dosemu rpm (1.2.2-1), running on a Fedora Core2

I can't always remember the exact name, you should have been able to see 
it.

Re: console problem

[UNIREA Sannicolau Mare]

> > Didn't found $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf... I have the
latest
> > version of dosemu rpm (1.2.2-1), running on a Fedora Core2
>
> I can't always remember the exact name, you should have been able to see
> it.

Ok! I found it: is called $_term_char_set! What value should I give?

Re: console problem

[Justin Zygmont]

On Mon, 5 Sep 2005, UNIREA Sannicolau Mare wrote:

>>> Didn't found $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf... I have the
> latest
>>> version of dosemu rpm (1.2.2-1), running on a Fedora Core2
>>
>> I can't always remember the exact name, you should have been able to see
>> it.
>
> Ok! I found it: is called $_term_char_set! What value should I give?

well that was step #1 , now if you can just change it to ibm

Re: console problem

[UNIREA Sannicolau Mare]

> I have a dos program builted in FoxPro
> - when I run in it console mode ($dosemu), it looks horrible
> - when I runt it in GUI mode ($xdosemu), it looks perfect

>Did you set the $term_char variable in your dosemu.conf?  also could you
>be using a UTF locale?

> > Ok! I found it: is called $_term_char_set! What value should I give?
> well that was step #1 , now if you can just change it to ibm

Ok! I have changed it to ibm, but it looks the same. Shall I do enithing
else?

Re: console problem

[Andrzej Kaczmarczyk]

> Hi!
> I have a dos program builted in FoxPro
> - when I run in it console mode ($dosemu), it looks horrible
> - when I runt it in GUI mode ($xdosemu), it looks perfect
>
> Problem is that I want it run in console mode!
1. what do you mean by 'horrible' the font, layout, colors, controls, mode?
2. from other mail you said you have latest 1.2 version this is NOT the 
latest, fetch the cvs version, it has a number of improvements and bugfixes. 
(don't expect 1.2 or any other to be stable, it is an emulation soft anyway)

CUIN Kaczy