On Saturday 26 February 2005 12:19 am, Constant Brouerius van Nidek wrote: Look in: ~/dosemu/freedos/autoexec.bat and modify that autoexec.bat also... Should do the trick.
Note that your dos programs and files DO NOT need to be on a dos partition and can ge in any normal linux filesystem, and located anywhere in your linux environment. I do not have any dos partition. An example of an autoexec.bat entry on my system for a normal linux directory.
lredir f: linux\fs/home/DOS-F
What's in the /home/dos directory? I have made an exx.bat file which will issue 'exitemu'. (because I can never remember how to exit)
I run a FoxPro application and I start it using:
@ECHO OFF SET PATH=%PATH%;E:\fp2 cd E:\fp2\<appname> E: FOXS L:
From there, you're on your own...
Did as instructed ;-). But I do not end up in the l drive and apart from the c: and d: there are no other directories. What did I do wrong? Here is my changed autoexec.bat
See above. There may be a copy of autoexec.bat in your home dir.
@echo off set HELPPATH=c:\help set TEMP=c:\tmp prompt $P$G unix -s DOSDRIVE_D if "%DOSDRIVE_D%" == "" goto nodrived
:nodrived
unix -s DOSEMU_VERSION echo "Welcome to dosemu %DOSEMU_VERSION%!" unix -e lredir l: linux\fs/home/nidekvan/dos lredir e: linux\fs/drdos path c:\bin;c:\gnu;c:\dosemu;l: L: