Keystroke configure and -I commandline options
Hello.
Quoted 2 lines · Oscar A. Valdez
I tried doing something really simple
xdosemu -I 'keystroke "dir"' -D9+c
I have just executed
dosemu.bin -I 'keystroke "dir"' -D9+c works as expected.
Quoted 1 line
but still using the startup script
I think that script gets all that apostrophes and quotation marks wrong, but as I never used it, this is just my guess. I am using my own startup script which in fact gets confused by that line, that is why I suspected that the official one can also have that problem. Apparently without a script everything works fine for me.
The suspicious lines in a log about "not enough privilege for c_comline" I also have, but this doesn't hurt.
When I execute dosemu.bin, by itself or with command line options, I always get the following message:
"neither /etc nor /etc/dosemu do contain dosemu.users"
and dosemu doesn't run.
Since I have a local user install, the file dosemu.users doesn't exist anywhere on my system.
Is there a workaround for this?
Oscar
Quoted 10 lines · Stas Sergeev
Hello.
Quoted 2 lines · Oscar A. Valdez
I tried doing something really simple
xdosemu -I 'keystroke "dir"' -D9+cI have just executed
dosemu.bin -I 'keystroke "dir"' -D9+c works as expected.Quoted 1 line
but still using the startup script
Quoted 12 lines
I think that script gets all that apostrophes and quotation marks wrong, but as I never used it, this is just my guess. I am using my own startup script which in fact gets confused by that line, that is why I suspected that the official one can also have that problem. Apparently without a script everything works fine for me.
The suspicious lines in a log about "not enough privilege forc_comline" I also have, but this doesn't hurt.
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