Lars Johannes wrote:
Hi,
i want dosemu starting automaticly at bootup. I tried different thinks, but
everytime i bootup it asked me to 'yes' a disclaimer. The manuel start after
login (local user or root) of dosemu works perfect, it asked me only once and
then it works.
I am not a dosemu expert. I use it only occasionally.
I have a little script to start dosemu so I can use the
brilliant colors normally used with DOS.
I use
xterm -pc -fg white -bg black -geometry 80x25 -e dosemu &
and never get a prompt for confirmation. The possibility
I see is a line in /usr/local/bin/dosemu (or wherever
you installed it) which asks for
confirmation for using a proprietary (i.e. MSDOS) DOS.
If you look for this:
-----------------------------------------------------
if [ -z "$PROPRIETARY" ]; then
(cd $BOOT_DIR_PATH
tar -xzf $SYSTEM_INSTALL_PATH/dosemu-freedos-bin.tgz
)
else
echo "
The DOSEMU part of the proprietary installation has been done.
Please make sure that you have a bootable DOS in '$PROPRIETARY'.
Read the documentation for details on what it must contain.
You should also install a symbolic link to or make a copy of the files in
$SYSTEM_INSTALL_PATH/commands
in order to make the DOSEMU support commands available within
$PROPRIETARY.
Type ENTER to confirm or Ctrl-C to abort
"
read x
fi
------------------------------------------------------
you may find the exact string you are looking for. If this
is it, then you may simply comment the "read x" line, like
this:
# Commented so we can bypass the confirmation
# when starting at bootup
# read x
I suggest you use
$ which dosemu
to find out where you installed, and then edit the script.
[snip]
Mike
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