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I am newly registered at github and did so specifically because of Faux86. (I have found no other way of contacting you except here so if this is not the place, I apologize.) It's quite impressive and exactly what I was looking for; a bare metal PC emulator for my Raspberry Pi Zero W. This year, I plan on embedding the Zero in a keyboard for a nostalgia MS-DOS/GWBASIC machine.
I had some trouble with breaking out of simple GWBASIC programs. I tried CTRL-BREAK, CTRL-C, and BREAK, Nothing seemed to do the trick.
Is CTRL-ALT-DEL going to be implemented at some point?
Is there some way to make your own IMG files? With AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS on the A: IMG, it seems like it would be impossible to edit those files. I would like to be able to install full DOS 6.22 on the hard drive image and boot from there.
Would implementing a USB floppy drive be possible? That might help.
Is USB flash drive support in the future plan?
I think the video emulation is missing something as I could not do flashing text under GWBASIC.
Thanks for taking the time to create this emulator. It is very good! I am really enjoying it.
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You are looking to achieve a bare-metal MS-DOS machine just like I do.
I would also like to run MS-DOS from the SD (hard drive).
Can you kindly walk me through as how to compile it? Have you had any success in trying to install DOS 6.22?
I ask you because you seem to have achieved the most success towards realizing a my dream of a Raspberry Pi Zero DOS machine.
Thank you.
Yes it is possoble to create your own bootable .IMG disks. I use WinImage I've been using Faux86 on a RPi 3 on and off for a few years now but not much has changed in the source by way of updates over the past few years. There are a few issues with compatibility in native DOS.
I am newly registered at github and did so specifically because of Faux86. (I have found no other way of contacting you except here so if this is not the place, I apologize.) It's quite impressive and exactly what I was looking for; a bare metal PC emulator for my Raspberry Pi Zero W. This year, I plan on embedding the Zero in a keyboard for a nostalgia MS-DOS/GWBASIC machine.
Thanks for taking the time to create this emulator. It is very good! I am really enjoying it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: