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From: "Blair Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Isn't glibc licensed under the Lesser GPL (LGPL) for this very reason?
>
> But a commercial app still cannot _statically_ link to it in that
> case; only dynamically.
> >
> > Mark
No, that's th
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Good day, all:
>
> I am trying to get a USB stick to boot FreeDOS using SYSLINUX and MEMDISK.
> It boots fine using the odin1440.img file from odin.fdos.org/2005/. FreeDOS
> boots fine and copies the odin1440.img f
Hi Jeremy:
The BIOS setup screen says Phoenix - Award BIOS.
Now that the device has been formatted FAT, Linux fdisk has the
following to say:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# fdisk /dev/ube
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/ube: 65 MB, 65208320 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 7 cylinders
Units = cylin
Good day, all:
I am trying to get a USB stick to boot FreeDOS using SYSLINUX and MEMDISK.
It boots fine using the odin1440.img file from odin.fdos.org/2005/. FreeDOS
boots fine and copies the odin1440.img files to A: (a ram disk).
It recognizes the USB stick as C:. However, a DIR C: shows no fi
Hi Eric:
Thanks. That provided enough breadcrumbs to get it going! :-)
Mark
>
> Hi Mark, you are pretty close already...
>
> > get a getdta() function (to acquire the disk transfer area) that will
> > work with Open Watcom...
> > The Kernel interrupt handler for Interrupt 21 function 2F
>
Good day, all:
OK, I gotta learn something about DOS programming. I have spent
a few hours on what I believe to be a very simple task...trying to
get a getdta() function (to acquire the disk transfer area) that will
work with Open Watcom. At this point, I'm pursuing it as a learning
tool! Also,
Thanks to Eric, I can now report that the rapidly repeating error message
with the stable kernel is:
Enter the full shell command line: Bad or missing Command Interpreter: EEE
The three capitol E characters actually have an accent over them,
but I don't know how to type that. This error appear
Hi Jeremy:
Thanks. Works like a charm with all of the NTFS drives I've tested
with...even shows what looks like the correct amount of free space!
Wonderful, quick support!
Mark Bailey
> cvs returned, so the changes below committed and build with them now
> available for testing at usual loca
No, I think (1024*1024)/(64*32768) would be .5, which
is zero in integer division. :-) 2097152 > 1048576
All they appear to be doing is converting bytes to Megabytes,
so (FAT32_Free_Space.free_clusters * clustersize )/(1024l*1024)
should do it, without yielding 0 all the time (my first
suggestio
Good day, all:
I believe I have found a bug in FreeCOM's implementation of the
DIR command. This causes a Divide by zero error and forces a
reboot.
Using the DIR command on an NTFS4DOS mounted NTFS partition
which should show
0 File(s) 0 bytes
7 Dir(s)
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