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Setup & Installation / Re: Thinkpad X250 & eCS
« on: March 01, 2016, 12:06:14 pm »
Sorry, uvcscope.exe does not work for me as well.


Perhaps your webcam is not recognized at all anymore. In that case it is also not shown by usbres.exe and USB Dock. It seems to me that you need to revert your system back to the point where you were able to run uvcview.exe for about 3 minutes.

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Applications / Re: Experiment: cWarp - Crappy Warp / Changing the stuff.
« on: February 29, 2016, 05:49:10 pm »
Thanks Wim

I replaced Keyboard.dcp and the English keyboard is working without any issues, which is good enough for this experiment.

Thanks for the source code, it can also "add up" to the community collective knowledge to know more about OS/2 files. I will be adding some pointers on the EDM/2.

Regards

Hi Martin,

With wmbkbd02.zip you can not use the three so-called window keys and some of the multimedia keys. With wmbkbd03.zip their scancodes are available and functions can therefore be assigned to a.o. the User (Moon) and E-Mail buttons.

Good to have pointers on the EDM/2. 

Regards, Wim.

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Setup & Installation / Re: Thinkpad X250 & eCS
« on: February 28, 2016, 08:49:30 pm »
Hallo Mike,

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ACPI.PSD with MAXCPU=1 and MAXCPU=2 brings the error message camrea not found (see picture).

May be you tried in the meantime some of my Webcam Test programs? That might be the cause of that error message.
When you define usbecd.sys in your config.sys to gain access to your webcam then ucvview.exe cannot find that webcam anymore.

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Running uvcview.exe as the only program it was now stable for about 3 minutes before crashing (with all4 kernels).

You could try and use uvcscope.exe instead.

Groeten uit Uithoorn,
 Wim

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Setup & Installation / Re: Thinkpad X250 & eCS
« on: February 28, 2016, 03:37:24 pm »
Hi Brul, webcam starts but crashes shortly after.
Regards,
Mike

Hallo Mike,

The UvcView program is experiencing a timeout error. Try running it with one core enabled only.

Regards, Wim

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Setup & Installation / Re: Thinkpad X250 & eCS
« on: February 26, 2016, 07:22:08 pm »
It would be very nice if you can also get some time to test the webcam with USBECD :)

It is better to try and use my Webcam Support programs because these do not require any changes to your config.sys file.

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Applications / Re: Experiment: cWarp - Crappy Warp / Changing the stuff.
« on: February 24, 2016, 07:32:19 pm »
Just for fun I created a.o. replacements of bkscalls.dll and kbdcalls.dll with source code.

Wim = hero  ;)

Being called a hero, I better supply the other replacements that I created.
wmbmou00.zip contains bmscalls.dll and moucalls.dll with source code.
wmbvio00.zip contains bvscalls.dll and viocalls.dll with source code.

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Applications / Re: Experiment: cWarp - Crappy Warp / Changing the stuff.
« on: February 24, 2016, 07:15:30 pm »
I want to see if I can replace KEYBOARD.DCP. It seems that some replacements was done on the past and there is even this article "KEYBOARD.DCP File Format" (which I don't understand much since I don't code), but it will be interesting to know if there are some source code or binaries released about this "Keyboard layout file".

For the moment I don't have any source code or non-IBM binary of it.

I have attached a replacement for keyboard.dcp with free source code.
Supports code pages 437 and 850 and the "US 103" and "BR 274" languages.
Best suited :) for crappy warp I think. Have fun.

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Applications / Re: Experiment: cWarp - Crappy Warp / Changing the stuff.
« on: February 17, 2016, 10:57:33 am »
Hi Martin,

Just for fun I created a.o. replacements of bkscalls.dll and kbdcalls.dll with source code.
These now show their fully qualified drive, path, filename and extension at boot up.

Regards, Wim.

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Applications / Re: Experiment: cWarp - Crappy Warp / Changing the stuff.
« on: February 12, 2016, 04:30:09 pm »
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I will also appreciate if someone can compile me some version of IBMKBD.SYS , SCREEN01.SYS and TIMER0.SYS that is on IBM DDK. I don't care if those are the latest level, I only want to try it on this experiment.

I only have the IBM DDK source of IBMKBD.SYS that I downloaded way back from their website. ;) Here it is.

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Applications / Re: Experiment: cWarp - Crappy Warp / Changing the stuff.
« on: January 29, 2016, 10:58:12 am »
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Issue #5 - ObjectRexx Programs broken
SockLoadFuncs seems to be part of ObjectREXX which was removed since BWarp.
You need RXSOCK.DLL for REXX Socket Support.

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Programming / Re: Multimedia with GCC
« on: January 13, 2016, 01:30:20 pm »
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I reinstalled the Toolkit, but nothing changed. Can anybody having the correct file send me a copy?

The cause of the problem lies in \TOOLKIT\TOOLKT45.RSP where PDPUBLIC.H overrides ACB.H

You may copy these files yourself from your 2nd eComStation CD which contains the toolkit.

\TOOLKIT\OS2TK45\H\ACB.H
\TOOLKIT\OS2TK45\H\PDPUBLIC.H

Wim.

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Applications / Re: What happend to XUL.DLL?
« on: August 11, 2015, 11:13:40 am »
Hallo Joop, let it go and don't be sorry. It gave me a good starting point: With the help of this source code ...

Both -Dbrowser.arg0="@url" and -Dbrowser.arg0="$url" do work, but -Dbrowser.arg="@url does not work.
With e.g. -Dbrowser.arg0="-jsconsole" and -Dbrowser.arg1="$url"  you'll pass 2 arguments to the browser.

Regards, Wim.

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Applications / Re: What happend to XUL.DLL?
« on: August 08, 2015, 09:44:35 pm »
Hallo Joop,
Didn't know something like "-Dbrowser.cmd", is there a list of such commands.
This did work with my setup, much better than preloading. Thanks for that.

No, there is no list of such commands. Yesterday I spent one whole day digging into the problem that you had. I went to your website to get directions on how to get jAlbum working with eComStation and I downloaded jAlbum.zip via the link that you provided. I also downloaded JAlbum_J160.zip from your website and modified it to suit my environment. This way I could recreate the "Couldn't load xul.dll" error. Then I searched the web to find out how to launch firefox from jAlbum and I visited their website. On their forum I found hints on how to do that, but that did not work. I could however download BrowserLauncher.java from that forum. It was actually offered in response to a question from a guy named JoopN (does this ring a bell?) way back in october 2009. With the help of this source code and a lot of experimenting (the comments in the code differ from how it actually works) I arrived at my solution.

You could try and use javaw instead of java to avoid the display of intermediate text  windows.

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Applications / Re: What happend to XUL.DLL?
« on: August 07, 2015, 11:01:04 pm »
For jAlbum 11.6.17 and Firefox ESR 31.8.0 I used
Code: [Select]
@echo off
set classpath=
set beginlibpath=d:\programs\openjdk6\bin
set path=d:\programs\openjdk6\bin
cd g:\jalbum
g:
java -Dbrowser.cmd="g:\firefox\firefox!el.exe" -Dbrowser.arg0="$url" -Xmx500M -jar JAlbum.jar
I don't have a firefox!.env file so firefox!l.exe would be better.

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I am doing the same thing as Andi B. but I am using Seek and Scan Files. I search separately for *.exe and for *.dll files with the text string: nwiapi. Then I use a text browser to look for readable text in those files . I also use bldlevel on those files. Sometimes I'll search again using portions of the readable text I found with bldlevel.

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