Hello Maurice,

On 03 Jan 15 16:10, Maurice Kinal wrote to Gert Andersen:

 GA>> saw the onboard card named as enp2s0

 MK> AHA!!!  It is definetly systemd based then.  I am planning to build a
 MK> systemd based boot shortly on the x86_64 machine so I may be able to
 MK> help you out with this.  I seriously doubt dosemu will work on that
 MK> given the MAJOR differences between what you used to have working to
 MK> what you now have thanks to gentoo.  Also on a systemd based system
 MK> d-bus is a must and udev is an internal systemd udev thingy rather
 MK> than a seperate udev app which sysvinit based systems have.

 MK> You could revert back to the working gentoo that you used to have
 MK> working if dosemu is all that important to you.  BTW what does 'lscpu'
 MK> have to say?  If it is possible to use KVM (Kernel Virtual Machine)
 MK> then that would be VASTLY superior to have a virtual DOS system and
 MK> totally eradicate dosemu from your system(s).  I haven't checked
 MK> lately but it wasn't all that long ago that qemu supported running DOS
 MK> in virtual space.  Also possible to virtualize ARM based systems while
 MK> you're at it.  That might have far more use these days then DOS.  ;-)

I changed both my Gentoo and Archlinux systems over to systemd quite some time
ago. Neither one was affected in regards to dosemu.

Regards,
Nick

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