Hello Darryl!   
      
   26 Dec 2014 09:25, Darryl Perry wrote to All:   
      
    DP> I don't know how many people out there have a Raspberry Pi, but I    
    DP> thought I'd put this out there.     
      
   +1   
      
    DP> I run Mystic BBS on my Raspberry Pi, and until now, I could not run    
    DP> dos doors.   
      
   +1   
      
    DP> Most Sysops who run linux have to run dosemu to emulate dos.   
      
   +1   
        
    DP> But dosemu has not been ported to run on the RPi yet.   
      
   and ?   
      
      ----- dosemu.ebuilds begins -----   
   * app-emulation/dosemu   
        Available versions:  ~1.4.0.1 1.4.1_pre20091009 ~1.4.1_pre20130107   
   ~1.4.1_pre20130107-r2 ~1.4.1_pre20130107-r3 {X alsa debug fluidsynth gpm   
   sndfile svga}   
        Homepage:            http://www.dosemu.org/   
        Description:         DOS Emulator   
      
      ----- dosemu.ebuilds ends -----   
      
   if you install the PI with gentoo you can just emerge the abovc :=)   
      
    DP> So, dosemu is not an option for RPi.   
      
   why not ?   
      
   i think emulators should not be used in the PI for other reasons, but   
   compileing it there should work fine, else make a bug report upstream   
      
    DP> But, I  have discovered a new app called 8986tiny that is a dos    
    DP> emulator that runs freedos.... on the Raspberry Pi!   
      
   what homepage ?   
      
    DP> If you run raspbian, you can simply do a 'apt-get install 8086tiny',    
    DP> then run it from anywhere as '8086tiny'   
      
   well seem no gentoo ebuild for this yet   
      
      ----- qemu.ebuilds begins -----   
   [N] app-emulation/aqemu (0.8.2-r2): Graphical interface for QEMU and KVM   
   emulators, using Qt4   
   [N] app-emulation/qemu (2.1.2-r2): QEMU + Kernel-based Virtual Machine   
   userland tools   
   [N] app-emulation/qemu-guest-agent (~2.1.2): QEMU Guest Agent (qemu-ga) for   
   use when running inside a VM   
   [N] dev-embedded/scratchbox-devkit-qemu (~0.12.50.0.3): A cross-compilation   
   toolkit designed to make embedded Linux application development easier   
   [N] sec-policy/selinux-qemu (2.20141203-r1): SELinux policy for qemu   
   Found 5 matches.   
      ----- qemu.ebuilds ends -----   
      
      ----- pi.ebuilds begins -----   
   [N] media-libs/raspberrypi-userland (--): Raspberry Pi userspace tools and   
   libraries   
   [N] sys-boot/raspberrypi-firmware (--): Raspberry PI boot loader and firmware   
   [N] sys-boot/raspberrypi-mkimage (~0_p20120201): Raspberry Pi kernel mangling   
   tool mkimage/imagetool-uncompressed.py   
   [N] sys-kernel/raspberrypi-image (--): Raspberry PI precompiled kernel and   
   modules   
   [N] sys-kernel/raspberrypi-sources (--): Raspberry PI kernel sources   
   Found 5 matches.   
      ----- pi.ebuilds ends -----   
      
   but problem is that the PI is imho lowmem :/   
      
    DP> I thought you would like to know.  Enjoy!   
      
   use gentoo is less fun :=)   
      
   maybe just port dos games to dot net, then use it as dot net games on the pi ?   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
   ... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)   
      
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