What platform works better for Fossil based DOS doors? FreeBSD or Linux? For some reason I seem to remember FreeBSD?
30 Jun 15 22:54, you wrote to All:
What platform works better for Fossil based DOS doors? FreeBSD or
Linux? For some reason I seem to remember FreeBSD?
as long as you can get dosemu running, it shouldn't matter... we'relinux
using dosemu on a couple of linux systems for running DOS doors from
native
bbs packages...
I wouldn't think it would matter either - But I remember a thread on Dove-Net about this question not too long ago where Psi-Jack was asking about it, and I seem to remember reading someone's reply saying Linux would be the better choice, because there was something not working or missing for FreeBSD that would make DOS doors very difficult to get running.
Re: *NIX and Fossil based DOS doors
By: Matt Bedynek to All on Tue Jun 30 2015 10:54 pm
What platform works better for Fossil based DOS doors? FreeBSD or
Linux? For some reason I seem to remember FreeBSD?
I may have been in the past, but isn't now. The doscmd support required running an i386 build of FreeBSD, and it's highly reccomended to use amd64 now.
What platform works better for Fossil based DOS doors? FreeBSD or Linux? For some reason I seem to remember FreeBSD?
Definitely Linux. DOSEMU supports FOSSIL drivers, while FreeBSD does not, so much.
Re: *NIX and Fossil based DOS doors
By: Psi-Jack to Matt Bedynek on Wed Jul 01 2015 12:11 am
> MB> What platform works better for Fossil based DOS doors? FreeBSD or
> MB> Linux? For some reason I seem to remember FreeBSD?
>
> Definitely Linux. DOSEMU supports FOSSIL drivers, while FreeBSD does not, so
> much.
FreeBSD doscmd supports FOSSIL. But it only runs on i386.
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