> Hello all Linuxers,
Greetings!
> Me too, i have still a question, that i believe not beeing answered
> yet. Its a little bit strange: My Debian distrib is obviously missing
> the 'fdos' package needed by the mbr(?) tool to make Linux bootable from
> the harddisk. I
Hello all Linuxers,
Me too, i have still a question, that i believe not beeing answered
yet. Its a little bit strange: My Debian distrib is obviously missing
the 'fdos' package needed by the mbr(?) tool to make Linux bootable from
the harddisk. If im right and didnt post a questio
I have tried without success to find the fdos package on the Debian
FTP site. I need it because mkrboot depends on it. I need mkrboot
because boot-floppie depends on it.
In case I am going in the wrong direction, my ultimate goal is to make
a Debian boot/rescue disk with a custom kernel and the
Ave
I will like to set up a dos emulation.
Besides dosemu and dosfstools I'll need
fdos. Right ?
Well were to find de fdos ?
I look at unstable directory but there
is none.
Thank you
Samuel
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On 10 Jun 1997, Alair Pereira do Lago wrote:
> > There already is a package with ncftp. It is in the non-free tree on any
> > decent debian-ftp-server. You won't find the non-free tree on most
> > "Cheap"-CDs like Cheap-Bytes (I think) or Infomagic's (I know)
>
On Mon, 9 Jun 1997, Carl Fink wrote:
> Two questions:
I'll leave the other for someone else, since I installed dosemu by getting
the sources and compiling it myself.
>
> As for NcFTP -- can a mere newbie user request a new package? I'm
> used to NcFTP, which I've used on Panix (Sun) and on my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> There already is a package with ncftp. It is in the non-free tree on any
> decent debian-ftp-server. You won't find the non-free tree on most
> "Cheap"-CDs like Cheap-Bytes (I think) or Infomagic's (I know)
You guessed wrong.
Ch
> (i.e. dosemu) that fdos is recommended, but not available. In fact, a
> search of the Debian FTP structure shows that there *is* no fdos
> package. What's up?
With the new package of dosemu, fdos comes as part of dosemu and
therefore isn't used as a separa
> As for NcFTP -- can a mere newbie user request a new package? I'm
> used to NcFTP, which I've used on Panix (Sun) and on my home machine
> under OS/2. Sure, I could compile it myself, but I'm afraid that as
> soon as I do, a package would be released and I'd have a hard time
> upgrading. :-)
says for a couple of packages
: (i.e. dosemu) that fdos is recommended, but not available. In fact, a
: search of the Debian FTP structure shows that there *is* no fdos
: package.
: What's up?
: This is Debian 1.2.
: On the same topic, dselect wants a "local" directory which isn&
Two questions:
I'm trying to set up a Debian system using a disk from Cheap*Bytes
(part of their 5-disk set). dselect says for a couple of packages
(i.e. dosemu) that fdos is recommended, but not available. In fact, a
search of the Debian FTP structure shows that there *is* no fdos
pa
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On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Scott K. Ellis wrote:
>
> :On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> :
> :> Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
> :> Now it
On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Scott K. Ellis wrote:
:On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
:
:> Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
:> Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
:> deal as I'm just s
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On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
> Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
> deal as I'm just setting up a m
Alexandre
On Sat, 31 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
> Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
> deal as I'm just setting up a machine to play around w
Ok, perhaps I'm dreaming, but I thought fdos was in frozen at one time.
Now it's not ... I see that it's in unstable though ... this isn't a big
deal as I'm just setting up a machine to play around with. Can I
install the unstable fdos into a frozen system?
BTW, I
On Tue, 31 Dec 1996 23:11:25 -0200, you wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I've installed the packages "fdos" (from bo) and
>"dosemu" (from rex), that are reported to work
>together. The installation goes ok, and I can run
>the dos emulator, who "boots" fro
I apologize for following up on my own message, but I just realized
that I could have done better.
>>>>> "Nathan" == Nathan L Cutler writes:
Nathan> Try looking in bo/binary-i386/misc as well. However, I've
Nathan> tried getting fdos to work and it
>>>>> "Johann" == Johann Spies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Johann> I have trouble in finding fdos. I want to instal dosemu
Johann> and fdos is recommend. In more than one mirror site's
Johann> ls-lr-file there is a reference to fdos in
I have trouble in finding fdos. I want to instal dosemu and fdos is
recommend. In more than one mirror site's ls-lr-file there is a reference
to fdos in the rex/binary-386/misc directory, but there is no such file.
Can somebody help, please?
J
Hi.
I've installed the packages "fdos" (from bo) and
"dosemu" (from rex), that are reported to work
together. The installation goes ok, and I can run
the dos emulator, who "boots" from the FreeDOS disk,
but there is many error messages (something like
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