michael.adler at ohnesorge-co.de wrote: > > Hello all together, > is there anybody who tried something like that: > > -Boot from MSDOS floppy. > -Start a stripped version of Python (contained on floppy) > -Download a HTML page from a URL (via modules like URLLIB, URLPARSE, etc.) > > One problem I investigated is, that the Python for DOS Version (Python 1.52) > I > used runs under MSDOS-protected mode, but the socket libraries of > MS-Network-Client 3.0 are running under MSDOS-real mode. > > I'd appreciate very much any suggestions. Wha about using a real operating system :-) http://www.cyncore.com/spyLinux.html Quote from the page: "spyLinux is (s)mall (py)thon (Linux). It's a single disk distribution of Linux which contains some basic utilities, networking, vi, and the python interpreter ( minus Tkinter )." It's based on a Linux 2.0 kernel and Python 1.5.2. I have tried it for something else (creating my own rescue system). I think you might have more luck with this. Gerhard -- Sorry for the fake email, please use the real one below to reply. contact: g e r h a r d @ b i g f o o t . d e web: http://highqualdev.com
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