Re: EPIC WIN!
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2015 12:26 pm
FreeDOS only works from a VHD, true. Same goes for that case on DosBOX and all other VMs. FreeDOS needs its bootloader and everything coming after it to work.
No I'm saying that I couldn't get FreeDOS to install on an empty VHD within ReactOS so I had to make one in VirtualBox with FreeDOS installed already and transfer the file. But to be fair I don't know how to convert the Install CD to a series of floppies (it only has a boot floppy available). Also Fuzoma was designed as both a bootable OS and an application.EmuandCo wrote:FreeDOS only works from a VHD, true. Same goes for that case on DosBOX and all other VMs. FreeDOS needs its bootloader and everything coming after it to work.
Can you define working, and to what extent?Swyter wrote:Let's keep this thread tidy, posting just screenshots of working software, otherwise the quality gets quickly diluted.
Well, having some basic functionality working to a reasonable degree without many visual glitches or impediments.MugenFighter wrote:Can you define working, and to what extent?Swyter wrote:Let's keep this thread tidy, posting just screenshots of working software, otherwise the quality gets quickly diluted.
I see. I try to make sure programs I test function to an exceptable point, but I don't have time to run as good as test as some other people.Konata wrote:Normally when people post in here, the minimal requirements for making a post is if the program even starts at all.
Programs that can't perform their basic functionality are fine to post, but make sure you actually say what you found the program can and cannot do. It's quite aggravating when someone posts a program that only boots but nothing more and yet says nothing about that. The best kind of post thoroughly tests a program and lists what doesn't work yet.
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If, by "slight graphic glitch", you're talking about this strange vertical band at the left, then you need to report this problem on Jira, because it is certainly due to some scrolling code that was implemented 1 week ago max. and which is known to be not perfect.MugenFighter wrote:The Earth Worm Jim 1 DOS demo works...
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As you can see this demo has a slight graphic glitch (I think that is actually because of the resolution of the game), but is otherwise playable. I couldn't get the EWJ2 DOS demo to work though.
Still have to buy the full versions of EWJ 1+2 and EWJ 3D, all for Windows. I'll do that in a couple of months...
I haven't got Jira to work for my account. Is there anything special I need to do?hbelusca wrote:If, by "slight graphic glitch", you're talking about this strange vertical band at the left, then you need to report this problem on Jira, because it is certainly due to some scrolling code that was implemented 1 week ago max. and which is known to be not perfect.MugenFighter wrote:The Earth Worm Jim 1 DOS demo works...
(pic)
As you can see this demo has a slight graphic glitch (I think that is actually because of the resolution of the game), but is otherwise playable. I couldn't get the EWJ2 DOS demo to work though.
Still have to buy the full versions of EWJ 1+2 and EWJ 3D, all for Windows. I'll do that in a couple of months...
Some people experience problems logging into Jira when they are new here, but you have been around long enough for you to be able to log in at Jira. Try logging out on the front page of reactos.org, then log in again, then see if you can log in at the Jira page.MugenFighter wrote:I haven't got Jira to work for my account. Is there anything special I need to do?
Tried it...oldman wrote:Some people experience problems logging into Jira when they are new here, but you have been around long enough for you to be able to log in at Jira. Try logging out on the front page of reactos.org, then log in again, then see if you can log in at the Jira page.MugenFighter wrote:I haven't got Jira to work for my account. Is there anything special I need to do?
From what you have written, yes you have done something wrong! No need to join Jira, all you need to do is to put your username and password into the correct input fields, then click on the Log In button.MugenFighter wrote: Tried it...
But trying to get the username sent to me it apparently doesn't exist for my email.
Did I do something wrong?