Mail Archives: djgpp/2002/01/07/05:45:39.1
> I have freshly downloaded DR-DOS 7.03 from the Web (ftp.l*.com)
and everything works fine, except for DJGPP programs. DPMI is
installed (with the fastest games option on) and on (sole DPMI
gives ON), but vim says (when CWSDPMI is not available):
> Load error: DPMI is not available.
> When tried older less (358), it even does not run at all.
Fortunately, everything works under Windows 3.1, but the most
important reason why I have bothered with installation of DR-DOS
was TaskManager, so that I could get rid off M$ stuff.
> When CWSDPMI is available, vim fails with long error message
(should I rewrite it? It is pretty long).
> BTW, edit cannot be switched off (neither Alt+X, nor File/Exit
does anything).
> For more information, see attached configuration files.
Any thoughts, please?
Thanks
Matej Cepl
> Matej Cepl, ceplma00 AT yahoo DOT com
I downloaded vim 6, 32-bit version, got it to run, but have a different bug not
related to DPMI in any obvious way (maybe in a non-obvious way?). I am
practically unable to handle more than one file concurrently and switch from one
to the other and back, as I frequently do in a text editor, and am doing now.
I need to try the Linux and NetBSD versions, making sure it's nothing less than
v6, so as to be comparable.
I too am running DR-DOS 7.03. First line of my CONFIG.SYS is
?DEVICE=A:\DRDOS\EMM386.EXE FRAME=NONE
so I don't load DR-DOS DPMI and will use CWSDPMI.
Your autoexec.bat came through in messy quoted-printable, with a lot of =3D and
=0D sprinkled through, like (other parts were OK) (indention mine):
--5vNYLRcllDrimb99
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-2
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="autoexec.bat"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
@ECHO Off=0D
PATH C:\DRDOS;c:\dos\bat;C:\WIN;C:\DOS;C:\=0D
EMM386 PIC=3DON=0D
DPMI OFF=0D
rem EMM386 PIC=3DON=0D
rem DPMI OFF=0D
SET PROMPT=3D$P$G=0D
SET TEMP=3DC:\WIN\TMP=0D
SET TMP=3D%TEMP%=0D
SET HW=3DAERO=0D
SET TZ=3DMET-1DST=0D
set DIRCMD=3D/oge /w /l=0D
set LES=3DC:\dos=0D
(snip)
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