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First post, by nudgegoonies

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I can't wait any longer. I did everything, from googleing for hourse till trying out various ubuntu builds on my stable Lenny but i found no 0.73 working!

I did nearly everything but compiling, this is what i can't and what i won't do!

I don't want to wait until Squeeze! I want to configure my Games for 0.73 now!

Has anyone a DEB wich runs on plain lenny without depends on squeeze?

Thanks in advance!

Reply 1 of 8, by Qbix

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my debian system that I use is currently not available, but the compiling process is pretty simple

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Reply 2 of 8, by nudgegoonies

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Simple? The compiling itself was simple. After the work with installing the whole *-dev stuff. After looking working with the dosbox_0.72-1.1.diff.gz to extract the debian directory with the build rules. After changing changelog, DEBIAN.readme and dosbox.conf.example. After applying the patch in the bios_keyboard.cpp. After searching for the command for the build process...

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    dosbox_0.73-1_i386.zip
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    Build by me for plain Debian Lenny. Rename from .zip to .deb before installing with dpkg -i.
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    Fair use/fair dealing exception

Reply 4 of 8, by nudgegoonies

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I wanted to create a deb to keep my system clear. The only modification is the patch to bios_keyboard.cpp wich seems to be needed. It is an easy patch. Simply removing two slashes before a define. The stuff in the debian directory seems to be needed for the deb build process. There were a lot of patches in the diff for 0.72 wich i havn't applied because i think they were bugfixes from the cvs versions or they were patches by the maintainers.

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    dosbox.tar.gz
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    These files need to be in the dosbox-0.73 source directory. To start the build process enter: dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -us -b
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    Fair use/fair dealing exception

Reply 5 of 8, by nudgegoonies

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To be true, the compiling by self process is to complicated for beginners. But beginners wouldn't really use Linux on the desktop 😉 But i think binaries for the most popular linux distributions, those who don't have the actual dosbox in their reposities or in their backports, would be useful for a lot of people.

Regards,
Andreas

Reply 7 of 8, by AndrewWhite

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nudgegoonies wrote:

To be true, the compiling by self process is to complicated for beginners. But beginners wouldn't really use Linux on the desktop 😉 But i think binaries for the most popular linux distributions, those who don't have the actual dosbox in their reposities or in their backports, would be useful for a lot of people.

Regards,
Andreas

I have made a deb for you of the latest version. It has all of the requirements that dosbox has I do not think I put the required packages into the deb so you will need to install them yourself if you are missing them.

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    Fair use/fair dealing exception

Reply 8 of 8, by kruwi

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why don't you want to compile the sources?

Installiung the dependencies (the required dev-packages) is pretty easy. And if you don't want to mess with your system, well:

You don't actually have to do a "make install"! "Configure" and "make" will suffice, after that you can just run the executable from your home directory like this: "./dosbox". No messing around with your system, all of root's directories will stay tidy.

😀

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