question.

question.

[Promod, s.r.o.]

I tryed to install dosemu on mandrale linux 9.1. "make" run OK and "make 
install" too. Freedos is installed and I can run text DOS programs. But 
I don't know how can I use program with graphics output - classic 
borland C++ 3.1 program. 
If I run program, program runs ( I can stop it with kwyboard, but I 
don't see  graphics output - standard  640x480 VGA ).
I try this on other competer and result is the same. But on this PC some 
text programs don't run corectly (volkov commander), because text window 
is in some strange mode ( something like 100x36 not 80x25).I tryed to 
configure dosemu.conf file but no solution.
Could you help me?

Re: question.

[Jan Willem Stumpel]

Promod, s.r.o. wrote:
> I tryed to install dosemu on mandrale linux 9.1. "make" run OK and "make 
> install" too. Freedos is installed and I can run text DOS programs. But 
> I don't know how can I use program with graphics output - classic 
> borland C++ 3.1 program. 
> If I run program, program runs ( I can stop it with kwyboard, but I 
> don't see  graphics output - standard  640x480 VGA ).
> I try this on other competer and result is the same. But on this PC some 
> text programs don't run corectly (volkov commander), because text window 
> is in some strange mode ( something like 100x36 not 80x25).I tryed to 
> configure dosemu.conf file but no solution.
> Could you help

How did you start dosemu? From an xterm (in X) you should use the 
command "xdosemu", not "dosemu", if you want graphics.

Regards, Jan

Re: question.

[Clarence Dang]

On Wednesday 05 October 2005 04:59, Jan Willem Stumpel wrote:
> Promod, s.r.o. wrote:
> > I tryed to install dosemu on mandrale linux 9.1. "make" run OK and "make
> > install" too. Freedos is installed and I can run text DOS programs. But
> > I don't know how can I use program with graphics output
>
> you should use the
> command "xdosemu", not "dosemu", if you want graphics.

Something to be fixed on the dosemu end, perhaps, to avoid this kind of 
confusion?

Question

[John Vulchev]

Is there a way for me to have multiple copies of DOSEMU so that I can 
have a separate unique icons to directly launch different applications, 
as opposed to typing the executable name once the DOSEMU window opens?  
I would appreciate any help with this.

Best Regards:


John Vulchev
High Temp Metals, Inc
12910 San Fernando Road
Sylmar, CA 91342 USA
PHN (818) 362-5357
PHN (800) 500-2141
FAX (818) 362-9884
john@hightempmetals.com

Re: Question

[Frank Cox]

You could probably script it, depending on what your exact needs are.

On Wed, 22 Feb 2012 11:20:56 -0800
John Vulchev wrote:

> Is there a way for me to have multiple copies of DOSEMU so that I can 
> have a separate unique icons to directly launch different applications, 
> as opposed to typing the executable name once the DOSEMU window opens?  
> I would appreciate any help with this.
> 
> Best Regards:
> 
> 
> John Vulchev
> High Temp Metals, Inc
> 12910 San Fernando Road
> Sylmar, CA 91342 USA
> PHN (818) 362-5357
> PHN (800) 500-2141
> FAX (818) 362-9884
> john@hightempmetals.com
> 
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Re: Question

[Paul Lagasse]

You can do this pretty easily by specifying an application-launching 
command or batch file when launching Dosemu. For example, the command 
"dosemu edit" will immediately launch FreeDos Edit once Dosemu starts. 
If wp.bat launches Word Perfect, for example, then the command "dosemu 
wp" should get you up and running in Word Perfect. Etc. You don't need 
multiple copies of Dosemu to start multiple sessions of Dosemu.

On 02/22/2012 02:20 PM, John Vulchev wrote:
> Is there a way for me to have multiple copies of DOSEMU so that I can 
> have a separate unique icons to directly launch different 
> applications, as opposed to typing the executable name once the DOSEMU 
> window opens?  I would appreciate any help with this.
>
> Best Regards:
>
>
> John Vulchev
> High Temp Metals, Inc
> 12910 San Fernando Road
> Sylmar, CA 91342 USA
> PHN (818) 362-5357
> PHN (800) 500-2141
> FAX (818) 362-9884
> john@hightempmetals.com
>
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Question

[Palec Peter]

How can I directly access port 0x378 (printer port ). I need to control LCD 
display connected to printerport by setting some signals. From dosemu this 
doesnt work. Can I set up dosemu to alow this port to dos program?

Peter Palec 

Re: Question

[Adam Wysocki via ArcaBit]

10.06.06 promod.promod@orangemail.sk wrote:

> How can I directly access port 0x378 (printer port ). I need to control LCD 
> display connected to printerport by setting some signals. From dosemu this 
> doesnt work. Can I set up dosemu to alow this port to dos program?

If you have working program in ANSI C and don't have to use dosemu, 
maybe ioperm(2) will help.

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Question

[Robert-Panorama]

I am using ver 1.2.2 of dosemu on slackware 2.4.31. I Have read that 
there is some problems with database file (exactly indexes) and is 
better to mount database partition in sync mode. My question is if this 
mode is recognized by ncpmount, because my database files are on netware 
server which is mounted on local (linux) filesystem as ncp filesystem. 
Can I use sync option in my fstab to tell ncpmount about writing in 
synchro mode?
Thanks
Robert

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Question

[Daniel Chavarria]

i installed the dosemu version 1.0.1

the install doesn't fail but when I try to execute
sends me the next mesage.....

Error in /var/lib/dosemu/global.conf: (line 720)
Disk-device/file /var/lib/dosemu/hdimage.first    sn't
exist.
1 error(s) detected while parsing the
configuration-file


i go to the archive and never find the 720 line .
culod you help me?

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Re: Question

[phrostie]

it's asking for what you want to use for your C:\ drive.
currently it is pointing at a image file that does not exist called 
/var/lib/dosemu/hdimage.first .

there is a second dosemu-freedos file that needs to be installed or you can 
change the line in your .dosemu.conf to point at a valid c:\ partition.

hope that helps

On Wednesday 04 September 2002 13:48, Daniel Chavarria wrote:
> i installed the dosemu version 1.0.1
>
> the install doesn't fail but when I try to execute
> sends me the next mesage.....
>
> Error in /var/lib/dosemu/global.conf: (line 720)
> Disk-device/file /var/lib/dosemu/hdimage.first    sn't
> exist.
> 1 error(s) detected while parsing the
> configuration-file
>
>
> i go to the archive and never find the 720 line .
> culod you help me?
>
> =====
> De antemano Gracias por su Atencion
>
> Daniel Rolando Chavarria Salinas
>
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