ports/emulators/pcemu/pkg-comment, branch 2016Q3FreeBSD ports treehttps://cgit-dev.freebsd.org/ports/atom?h=2016Q32003-03-07T06:14:21ZClear moonlight beckons.2003-03-07T06:14:21ZAde Lovettade@FreeBSD.org2003-03-07T06:14:21Zurn:sha1:7e52725f2a86aad46bd6b50d5581b6ef0afd0e19
Requiem mors pacem pkg-comment,
And be calm ports tree.
E Nomini Patri, E Fili, E Spiritu Sancti.
Typo.1996-07-10T08:12:13ZSatoshi Asamiasami@FreeBSD.org1996-07-10T08:12:13Zurn:sha1:cbced53dc2bf0a33a2bcafd7141e57abf1bcd7e9
Submitted by: James Raynard <fports@jraynard.demon.co.uk>
Shorten the COMMENT line.1995-10-24T22:51:48ZJoerg Wunschjoerg@FreeBSD.org1995-10-24T22:51:48Zurn:sha1:23b09a3e8cc0688a19aa560ad3d82461b7c1bbb7This is David Hedley's pcemu 8086 PC emulator.1995-03-27T21:35:21ZJoerg Wunschjoerg@FreeBSD.org1995-03-27T21:35:21Zurn:sha1:869622ad387690d0689907e61b2eadd0cedaf7bc
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. :)