> could you provide a VERY simple bootdisk image with a testing > application which uses a packet driver? > Not Arachne please, I can't get it to work somehow.
Sure > I've tried the 100MB ISO that was uploaded, but can't get many things to > work. Did you try on a modern machine or VMware/Bochs/QEMU? QEMU, a P133, and a 386sx > COMPINFO for example has a TP 'over 200Mhz' bug, EMM386 likes to crash, etc. Didn't know about compinfo bug, EMM386 works for me. > I'm very impressed now that I've booted the ISO actually :) > I hope you ask people to also test with the generic ne2000 packet > driver, as quite some network interface cards are ne2000 compatible. good idea > pcntpk int=0x60 reports for me Which net card is this? > This is PCISLEEP by Eric Auer 12mar2005 - Free open source software. > Read GNU General Public License 2 at www.gnu.org > > PCI BIOS version 2.10, highest bus number is 1. > Interfaces: 10 is OHCI for USB/FireWire, 20 is EHCI for USB 2.0, etc. > Bridges: 'from bus X to Y (subordinate Z)' shown as '[XX->YY(ZZ)]' > Power Management support shown as: D1 idle, D2 halt, D3 soft-off > > bus.device(.function) [vendor:model] classcode(/iface) vendor class > [details] > BusDevF vend:type class vendor description... > 00.00 [8086:7190] 0600 Intel CPU host bridge > 00.01 [8086:7191] 0604 Intel PCI bridge [00->01] > 00.07.0 [8086:7110] 0601 Intel ISA bridge > 00.07.1 [8086:7111] 0101/8a Intel IDE controller > 00.07.2 [8086:7112] 0c03 Intel USB controller > 00.07.3 [8086:7113] 0680 Intel southbridge / ACPI? > 00.0f [15ad:0405] 0300 VMWare VGA graphics > 00.10 [104b:1040] 0100 BusLogic SCSI controller > 00.11 [1022:2000] 0200 AMD LAN / Ethernet > 00.12 [1274:1371] 0401 Ensoniq audio > PCI bus scan done. > ACPI I/O base 1000 (guess, config reg. 40 of 00.07.3 device). Thanks > PS: can wattcp.cfg be cut down any further? > only first 5 entries needed? The next WIP ISO already has a vastly cut down wattcp.cfg, but the original wattcp.cfg in the previous versions is included for reference ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net email is sponsored by: Discover Easy Linux Migration Strategies from IBM. Find simple to follow Roadmaps, straightforward articles, informative Webcasts and more! Get everything you need to get up to speed, fast. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_idt77&alloc_id492&op=click _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
