Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,

Could a standard container be created for Docker that can run QDOS-GCC?

Thats what we are talking about, I did that, works fine when used on modern linux!

@M68008, I know I need to use the -v option. The question is how: Brizio@DESKTOP-I20P8HM MINGW64 /c/Program Files/Docker Toolbox $ docker run -v /c/Retro xora/qdos-gcc qdos-gcc hello.c qdos-gcc: hello.c: No such file or directory qdos-gcc: No input files Brizio@DESKTOP-I20P8HM MINGW64 /c/Program Fi...

Morning Fabrizio, I tried. I failed. My Linux box is way too modern for the version of qdos-gcc required I'm afraid. :( You can just extract the image inside the docker and use it as a chroot. Thats what I was doing until it occurred to me I could wrap the chroot up in docker to upload it for easy ...

For sure in later experiment he is missing the -v <HOST DIR>:/build Which maps the host dir to the /build inside the container where qdos-gcc is looking for files. I would suggest checking out the documentation https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/cli/#option-types and seeing how tha...

I have no experience of docker and alas I have never used gcc on the QL. I guess the problem is down to the fact that a QL has no understanding of directories nor does it support / as a directory divider. When you say you have created a file /c/Retro/hello.c - where is this on the QL? How is /usr/l...

There are a whole lot of tears south of the border tonight!

Breaking news on the BBC, VP's hometown has been washed away in a salt water flood

RWAP wrote:There are also a lot of fake SanDisk CF cards and a lot of equipment does not work with the fake cards.

Yup been burned by fake cards that in reality only have 1//10th the storage claimed and overwrite themselves.

What make of cf? Not all are equal.

I predict a 5 nil hoofing and a lot of crying south of the border.