Hello,
Downloaded and installed Wine to run an old DOS program (database gui for Clipper5 called dbu.exe). The layout of Wine is well thought out. Anyway, the problem is the following that I just have a blank window. I ran the code (found that in the forum, thankyou) for old 16bit programs first:
sudo sysctl -w vm.mmap_min_addr=0
This is the terminal readout:
paul@paul-asus-laptop:~$ wine start 'c:\Program Files\dbu.exe'
fixme:exec:SHELL_execute flags ignored: 0x00000500
paul@paul-asus-laptop:~$ fixme:int:DOSVM_Int10Handler Get Font Information - Not Supported
fixme:int:DOSVM_Int10Handler Set Background/Border Color: 0/1
Any help greatly appreciated!
Kind regards
DOSVM_Int10Handler
Re: DOSVM_Int10Handler
Wine has lots of problems with DOS emulation. You should try DOSBOX or DOSEmu instead.pj wrote:Downloaded and installed Wine to run an old DOS program
DOSVM_Int10Handler
2008/12/19 vitamin <[email protected]>:
quickly - are bugs in Wine's DOS emulation considered valid reportable
bugs?
- d.
pj wrote:
Downloaded and installed Wine to run an old DOS program
Although these are more likely to get the user a functioning programWine has lots of problems with DOS emulation. You should try DOSBOX or DOSEmu instead.
quickly - are bugs in Wine's DOS emulation considered valid reportable
bugs?
- d.
DOSVM_Int10Handler
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 4:04 PM, David Gerard <[email protected]> wrote:
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-Austin
Most definitely.2008/12/19 vitamin <[email protected]>:pj wrote:Downloaded and installed Wine to run an old DOS programAlthough these are more likely to get the user a functioning programWine has lots of problems with DOS emulation. You should try DOSBOX or DOSEmu instead.
quickly - are bugs in Wine's DOS emulation considered valid reportable
bugs?
- d.
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-Austin
Re: DOSVM_Int10Handler
I suppose the bugs could be so regarded, although I do understand the the Wine project is more directed towards present and future Microsoft products. I did install dosemu in between these posts, and it works perfectly well with the dbu.exe program, and so if DOS emulation is not absolutely necessary, then the Wine crew would just be perhaps re-inventing the wheel.Although these are more likely to get the user a functioning program
quickly - are bugs in Wine's DOS emulation considered valid reportable
bugs?
Perhaps you are being too hard a task master?!
kind regards
DOSVM_Int10Handler
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 4:28 PM, pj <[email protected]> wrote:
both DOS and Win32 APIs. We need to fix those bugs. Sadly, DOSemu and
DOSBox are both under the GPL, so wine (LGPL) can't use their code.
So please, search for similar bug reports and if you can't find one,
file a bug. No one may fix it soon, since it's not a big deal for most
people, but it should still be fixed.
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-Austin
Wine still aims to support all windows apps, and some apps requireI suppose the bugs could be so regarded, although I do understand the the Wine project is more directed towards present and future Microsoft products. I did install dosemu in between these posts, and it works perfectly well with the dbu.exe program, and so if DOS emulation is not absolutely necessary, then the Wine crew would just be perhaps re-inventing the wheel.Although these are more likely to get the user a functioning program
quickly - are bugs in Wine's DOS emulation considered valid reportable
bugs?
both DOS and Win32 APIs. We need to fix those bugs. Sadly, DOSemu and
DOSBox are both under the GPL, so wine (LGPL) can't use their code.
So please, search for similar bug reports and if you can't find one,
file a bug. No one may fix it soon, since it's not a big deal for most
people, but it should still be fixed.
--
-Austin