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Joerg Wunsch
6c96bb41e7 This is the last of the ports PRs assigned to me... and actually a
rather large patchset improving pcemu.  I therefore also decided to
bump the version number from 1.01a to 1.01b, David Hedley apparently
abandoned all work on pcemu anyway.

The exact details of Arne's patches can be studied in the PR, it's
something like 50 lines of explanation i don't want to quote in full
here.  In short, he submitted a number of improvements and a fix for
the hard disk emulation in pcemu's BIOS.  After a review, i decided to
leave the patches verbatim.

In addition and while i was at it, i added something i always ment to
do: the option to dynamically add floppy disks (and now also hard
disks) from within the .pcemurc file, so there's no need to recompile
if you just wanna get access to your floppy from within pcemu.
Comment it out again once you're done.

PR:		ports/5788
Submitted by:	<arnej@math.ntnu.no> Arne Henrik Juul
2000-02-21 22:40:56 +00:00
Satoshi Asami
90a37fef83 Don't assume ${FILESDIR} is some fixed number of directories up from
${WRKSRC}.  Note I haven't fixed the "pack" target, that requires more
than just ${FILESDIR} frobbing.
1998-12-01 09:54:45 +00:00
Joerg Wunsch
8ae5185fa3 Minor grammatical correction.
Submitted by:	jhs
1995-10-24 21:38:42 +00:00
Joerg Wunsch
0024cf9172 Neither the port nor the package installed emufs.sys.
Pointed out by: phk, and burg@burg2.is.ge.com (Dick van den Burg)
1995-04-29 10:08:27 +00:00
Joerg Wunsch
082a5ccd7d Finalize the packaging for this port. Fix a spelling error in my
README.FreeBSD, and provide an adequate packaging list.  Fix a minor
problem for `make install' (use mkdir -p where appropriate).
1995-04-17 07:26:48 +00:00
Joerg Wunsch
869622ad38 This is David Hedley's pcemu 8086 PC emulator.
Technically, i consider this an excellent work.

I've made some efforts to make it easier for people get it actually up
& running.  This would have required an image of a DOS boot floppy,
which we cannot provide.  Instead, i wrote a small bootstrap loader
(basically a small more(1) clone with builtin text) that can be
``booted'' from.  It instructs the user how to get the image of a
bootable DOS floppy, and where to find the various files.

(The bootstrap loader requires bcc to be recompiled, but i'm providing
a gzip'ed/uuencoded version in the files directory as well.)

The pkg directory is not yet done.  Will follow RSN. :)
1995-03-27 21:35:21 +00:00