pre-release 1.1.3.6 ...., dosemu-devel.
Hello.
Quoted 1 line · Bart Oldeman
This contains the reworked Sound Blaster Pro emulation code from Stas,
Finally! The down side is that this
makes my dosemu page useless:)
I would like you to also apply the
attached patch ASAP to have the thing
actually finished.
(why I want $_sb_mixer to be "" is
because people complained that dosemu
changes the volume for them, so I
implemented the software mixer emulation,
while /dev/mixer is also still supported.)
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compilation fixes for yacc/bison, old keyboard and mkbindist, and a few documentation updates.
Still have this during build:
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flex -i lexer.l
"lexer.l", line 500: warning, rule cannot be matched
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The dosemu-devel mailing list (which was by invitation only so far) is now open for everyone Go to
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dosemu-devel
Going here:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=49784
I can see also this misterious dosemu-bugs list which even I haven't seen, also made itself public.
It was always a bit of fun for me to know that dosemu have some secret live, carefully hidden even from its regular developers. At least it seems to me that also Eric, Alberto and Reinhard haven't ever seen that.
I appreciate you've finally killed that *paranoical idiocy* (dosemu-devel is a different case here). Seeing the spam rate of dosemu-bugs, I think you can go even further and to terminate the list entirely, but this doesn't matter too much of course.
dosemu.conf +3 -2
@@ -202,13 +202,14 @@ $_vnet = (off) # 'on' for packet-multi # (used by dosnet, dsn0 overrides $_netdev) -$_sound = (off) # sound support on/off +$_sound = (on) # sound support on/off $_sb_base = (0x220) $_sb_irq = (5) $_sb_dma = (1) $_sb_dsp = "/dev/dsp" -$_sb_mixer = "/dev/mixer" +$_sb_mixer = "" $_mpu_base = "0x330" + $_joy_device = "" # 1st and 2nd joystick device # ("" if you don't want an emulated joystick) # e.g. "/dev/js0" or "/dev/js0 /dev/js1"
Quoted 8 lines · Stas Sergeev
I would like you to also apply the attached patch ASAP to have the thing actually finished.
(why I want $_sb_mixer to be "" is because people complained that dosemu changes the volume for them, so I implemented the software mixer emulation, while/dev/mixeris also still supported.)
Turning sound off ($_sound = (off)) gives the following message:
ERROR: PORT: IRQ 0 conflict. IO devices 8254 Timer0 & SB Emulation
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Still have this during build:
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flex -i lexer.l
"lexer.l", line 500: warning, rule cannot be matched
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It's the old problem with the tr keyboard. Just remove the 2 lines from lexer.l. You could remove the lines in lexer.l.in, but if you want the kbd_unicode plugin, you have lost the tr keyboard.
Reinhard
Quoted 9 lines · Reinhard Karcher
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Still have this during build:
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flex -i lexer.l
"lexer.l", line 500: warning, rule cannot be matched
---It's the old problem with the tr keyboard. Just remove the 2 lines from lexer.l. You could remove the lines in lexer.l.in, but if you want the
kbd_unicodeplugin, you have lost the tr keyboard.
The proper fix is this:
src/base/init/lexer.l.in +0 -2
@@ -486,8 +486,6 @@ return(KEYB_LAYOUT); } ru MAY_BE { yylval->i_value = KEYB_RU; return(KEYB_LAYOUT); } -tr MAY_BE { yylval->i_value = KEYB_TR; - return(KEYB_LAYOUT); } keyb-user MAY_BE { yylval->i_value = KEYB_USER; return(KEYB_LAYOUT); } /* serial stuff */
The problem was that I removed it from lexer.l and not lexer.l.in, and then forgot about it :(. The tr at 420-421 in lexer.l is correct (from src/plugin/kbd_unicode/config/plugin_lexer)
Bart
Quoted 3 lines · Stas Sergeev
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This contains the reworked Sound Blaster Pro emulation code from Stas,
Finally! The down side is that this
makes my dosemu page useless:)
There's still the midi stuff :)
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I would like you to also apply the attached patch ASAP to have the thing actually finished.
(why I want $_sb_mixer to be "" is because people complained that dosemu changes the volume for them, so I implemented the software mixer emulation, while/dev/mixeris also still supported.)
OK.
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Going here:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=49784
I can see also this misterious dosemu-bugs list which even I haven't seen, also made itself public.
No it's not public. You only see it if you are logged in.
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It was always a bit of fun for me to know that dosemu have some secret live, carefully hidden even from its regular developers. At least it seems to me that also Eric, Alberto and Reinhard haven't ever seen that.
I appreciate you've finally killed that *paranoical idiocy* (dosemu-devel is a different case here). Seeing the spam rate of dosemu-bugs, I think you can go even further and to terminate the list entirely, but this doesn't matter too much of course.
dosemu-bugs is a continuation from the list at dosemu.org. It's not advertized anymore because we use sourceforge bug tracker instead now. After the day the address was removed from the *front page* of www.dosemu.org the spam went down significantly )
The one and only reason that it still exists is that we (still?) have the submit-bug-report script in dosemu that sends to this address.
So if you've never seen it, then you haven't looked at this part of DOSEMU :-)
Bart