commandline switch for changing $_hdimage settings?
Hello.
Quoted 2 lines · Christian Fischer
# dosemu -I 'disk { something "/path/to/drives/c" }'
don't work because of missing the right key for "something" in the global.conf doc."something" should be a "directory" in
your case. Can also be "hdimage",
"partition" and "wholedisk".
Quoted 7 lines · Stas Sergeev
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# dosemu -I 'disk { something "/path/to/drives/c" }' don't work because of missing the right key for "something" in the global.conf doc."something" should be a "directory" in
your case. Can also be "hdimage",
"partition" and "wholedisk".
Hi Stas,
If i run dosemu as non root i get always configuration file parsing errors. If i run dosemu as root i get in some cases configuration file parsing errors, but it doesn't work at all.
running
# xdosemu -I 'disk { directory
"/data/imports/nfsroot/dosimages/khk_mufi/drives/c" }'starts dosemu but without my drive "c". bootlog shows the following:
Parsing commandline statements.
CONF: Parsing commandline file.
device: /data/imports/nfsroot/dosimages/khk_mufi/drives/c type 4 h: -1 s: -1
t: -1 drive D:
CONF: config variable c_comline unset
but i haven't the content of my drive in D:
"hdimage" don't work because drives/c is a directory and no image, "partition" don't work because it is no partition and "wholedisk" don't work because drives/c is a directory.
Without the "c" this is the same (probably i have to give the path as the root of my drives, without the "c")
Do You have any suggestions?
Christian
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Hello.
Quoted 3 lines · Christian Fischer
running
# xdosemu -I 'disk { directory "/data/imports/nfsroot/dosimages/khk_mufi/drives/c" }' starts dosemu but without my drive "c". bootlog shows the following:
Try setting $_hdimage="" in your dosemu.conf. -I 'disk... stuff only appends the drive to the end of your $_hdimage list, so it won't be c: unless you set $_hdimage to "".
There is probably a better way of doing that of course.
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but i haven't the content of my drive in D:
What do you have there? Have you tried the same with lredir?
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"something" should be a "directory" in
your case. Can also be "hdimage",
^^^^^^^^^^
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"partition" and "wholedisk".
"hdimage" don't work because drives/c is a directory and no image, "partition" don't work because it is no partition and "wholedisk" don't work because drives/c is a directory.
As stated above, it should be a "directory" *in your case*, this is pretty obvious.
Quoted 7 lines · Stas Sergeev
Try setting $_hdimage="" in your dosemu.conf. -I 'disk... stuff only appends the drive to the end of your $_hdimage list, so it won't be c: unless you set $_hdimage to "".
There is probably a better way of doing that of course.
Well, that works fine. Is it documented (i haven't read about that in the technical README) that -I 'disk ...' stuff only appends drives? Is this the case only for drives or for -I stuff at all?
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but i haven't the content of my drive in D:
What do you have there? Have you tried the same with lredir?
I haven't tried with lredir. /data/imports/nfsroot/dosimages/khk_mufi/drives/c is an nfs import from an alphaserver 1200 running gentoo linux and contains normal program files (Fakturation software).
I don't know much about lredir. I think it isn't useful for my needs. We have some dosprograms (office programs) used by some users with different permissions, they get the homes and the working directories in it automounted (autofs) from my alphaserver, and they should be able to run multiple dos sessions at the same time on different dos-rootdirectories.
To set $_hdimage = "" (and starting the sessions with -I 'disk ...') is pretty well for me.
And sorry again for my last response.
Christian
Quoted 7 lines · Christian Fischer
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"something" should be a "directory" in
your case. Can also be "hdimage",
"partition" and "wholedisk"."hdimage" don't work because drives/c is a directory and no image, "partition" don't work because it is no partition and "wholedisk" don't work because drives/c is a directory.
Sorry Stas, i misunderstood your comment. Only "directory" can be a solution in my case.
The logentry is not right, volume D: is /root, not the nfs share.
device: /data/imports/nfsroot/dosimages/khk_mufi/drives/c type 4 h: -1 s: -1
t: -1 drive D: