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  • Re: *NIX and Fossil based

    From Night Stalker@VERT to Psi-Jack on Wed Sep 16 21:03:00 2015

    Heh, the main aspect was: There is no DOSEMU for FreeBSD. :)

    Nope, you have to install all the dependencies then compile it from source using linux emulation.. only way to get it to work.. rather down and dirty
    that FreeBSD doesn't have a port of DOSEmu or DOSBox

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  • From Deuce@VERT to Night Stalker on Thu Sep 17 16:12:08 2015
    Re: Re: *NIX and Fossil based
    By: Night Stalker to Psi-Jack on Wed Sep 16 2015 02:03 pm

    Heh, the main aspect was: There is no DOSEMU for FreeBSD. :)

    Nope, you have to install all the dependencies then compile it from source using linux emulation.. only way to get it to work.. rather down and dirty that FreeBSD doesn't have a port of DOSEmu or DOSBox

    FreeBSD has doscmd (32-bit installs only) and DOSBox.

    http://www.freshports.org/emulators/dosbox/

    DOSBox has been in ports since 2003.

    Not sure what you're talking about compiling from source using linux emulation (DOSEmu maybe?). doscmd does have native Synchronet integration, but it hasn't been tested for a few years since I run a 64-bit instal now.

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  • From tracker1@VERT to Night Stalker on Wed Oct 21 19:13:39 2015
    Heh, the main aspect was: There is no DOSEMU for FreeBSD. :)

    Nope, you have to install all the dependencies then compile it from source using linux emulation.. only way to get it to work.. rather down and dirty that FreeBSD doesn't have a port of DOSEmu or DOSBox

    Wild, I thought DOSBox worked on FreeBSD.

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  • From Khelair@VERT to tracker1 on Thu Oct 22 11:22:11 2015
    Re: Re: *NIX and Fossil based
    By: tracker1 to Night Stalker on Wed Oct 21 2015 19:13:39

    Wild, I thought DOSBox worked on FreeBSD.

    Aye, I'm pretty sure that it does work on FreeBSD. I know for certain that it does on OpenBSD... Before my time since I've switched to that, I'm pretty sure that I've seen DosBox in action when I was still on FBSD, though.

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