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Please download this and confirm 6 bugs - 5 of 6 done :-) (Announce)

posted by DOS386, 18.01.2009, 08:10

> Even in VMware.

For that cost :-P

> This seems to be a little complicated. It could be a FreeDOS kernel,
> FreeCOM, DJGPP RTL, or BIEW problem.

This time it exceptionally isn't a bug of FreeDOS since with EDR-DOS the trouble is the very same ... just marginal differences in wording of the whining.

> BIEW uses popen() to scan for NASM/YASM.

WOW :-) The truth is out: all the DJ?????? files are form popen ...

> I'm not sure this call is fully supported in DJGPP.

WATCOM and CC386 don't attempt to fake it for DOS target, I did have trouble here when compiling GIFSICLE :lol3:

> At least in djdev204 it's broken (but fixed in CVS)
> according to Juan Manuel Guerrero.

Truth is out.

> But in general pointing SHELL/COMSPEC
> to another binary should work.

But doesn't with BIEW.

> So it could also be a FreeDOS bug.

NO, see above.

> Eric Auer is probably interested in this.
> Maybe we should invite all those people to become members of this forum.

YES :hungry: Just Eric IIRC doesn't like forums ...

> Work around: rename FREECOM.COM to COMMAND.COM

Might help but such a rename is not what I like to happen ... killing TEMP or COMSPEC also seems to "help" :-|

> "2>NUL" is probably another BIEW bug

Yeah.

> Yes, this looks wrong. Please report it to Nick!

I will. :hungry:

> Moving works fine here after changing floppy image format to 2.88M.

My PC doesn't have an "auto-convert into 2.88" button on its floppy drive. So you confirm this one also ... indirectly.

> BIEW loads fine. I moved those files using Volkov Commander.

??? having all 6 of 6 confirmed would be ways too nice :-|

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