From: Michael V. <mi...@bl...> - 2001-04-27 14:32:49
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On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Michael Stout wrote: > I compiled the line project and found that I > had to modify the 80.c test program to not unload > the interrupt handler. that was the easiest way to > get the handler hooked. > once I did that I was able to do linexec -n -f test/hello. If you rebuild Line.exe from the current CVS version, it will enable the handler for you automatically. Instead of running linexec directly (I know I said to do that in a previous email!), just try running 'line test/hello'. If the driver is loaded, it will be used. > My ultimate goal is to run a bash in a bigslack slackware > distribution installed on c:\linux. so I do > linexec -f -n -cc:\linux \bin\bash but It it just returns > "linexec: error running \bin\bash: -2" It probably doesn't like the DOS style path separator, try: linexec -f -n -cc:\linux /bin/bash or better yet: line -c c:\linux /bin/bash Mike |