Johnson,
>>Arkady spend a lot of time to remove any excess code.
>>Unfortunately he also introduced a couple of bugs.
>>So the naming is probably correct.
> What a waste, I guess no one pick up the job, correct?
the job of introducing even more bugs into the kernel ?
AFAIK no ;)
>>> Slow disk access, FreeDOS is the slowest among EDR-DOS and PTS-DOS ...
>>WHAT 'slow disk access' (other then Lucho reporting this) ?
> His test result have problem?
I don't even know what tests he did.
reporting problems SHOULD include something like
XCOPY \dir1\*.* \dir2
or XCOPY \dir1\*.* \dir2 /s
or COPY \dir1\*.* \dir2
or using VC version X.Y to copy \dir1 to dir2
or etc. (here I think the 'etc.' is appropriate)
with a directory nested 5 levels deep, with 352 files, average size
~10 KB
took the following times .... makes sense.
makes sense. What Lucho comes close to marketing (read 'void of
information').
> Or you found out he did a wrong test?
there is no 'wrong test'. there are irrelevant tests (like XCOPY
only for files of zero byte, or only of 1 GB files), but given that no
further information is available of what he tested, I can't judge.
>>FWIW FreeDOS has read access to files close enough to theoretical
>>throughput.
> Only read?
*I* care for read speed. so *I* optimized read speed (I thinks I did a
reasonable job in that; before it was cruel).
If anybody cares about write speed: this is an open source project.
Take your time, fire up your editor. Call back when you're done.
>>mentions 'some DOS extender', 'some program' (don't expect us to know
>>'Han Chinese System'), has some sort of bug (what sort of bug) (which you
>>never reported before) and generalizes this to 'FreeDOS usually not work'
> Okay! You win I lose.
;)
>>If these people are happy with DOSBOX, why would I want to change that
> If FreeDOS proved "not as good" as DOSBOX, any meaning of that?
> Actually I don't mind, not my project and I'm just a da_n fu_king
> small potato around, but I feel sorry for those spent their time
> coding for FreeDOS.
DOSBOX may be nice - as a gaming platform. unfortunately it requires a full
working OS
there are a lot of cases where you can't assume a working OS
I don't think I wasted my time (allthough it was FAR more time then I
expected when starting)
Tom
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