Bart Oldeman said:
BO>It is also very tough to reload the code portions of the executable on
BO>demand at the right place if you write your command.com in C instead of in
BO>assembly language.
BO>It is not even the C perse that makes it tough, but rather the
BO>interactions with its run-time lib
Hi,
Jeremy's site up again, and I got the latest FDISK. However, I try to
partition a 40GB hard disk and got this:
Error 0 reading sector 0x3f
I try to use the old one FDISK 1.2.1, it works.
Rgds,
Johnson.
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Hi, Mark just confirmed that he REALLY means 32768 BYTES PER SECTOR.
This fun is brought to us by NTFS4DOS which creates fake cluster sizes
of 1 MB and bigger to get the statistics displayed right for insanely
big drives...
Still I insist on the need for "you must not only check the carry
flag bu
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 23:35:39 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Blair,
>This will help me to add netcard autosetup to my FreeDOS installation
>CD, and may make it easier for users to set up their DOS on the
>internet.
Thanks.
IMO, you can prepare some popular cards such as REALTEK and 3COM.
I've no idea abo
Hi CJ,
you count in odd ways...
> current PSP offset 29/30 has E7 0B. Reverse the byte order provides
> Segment BE6. Deduct 1 = AF2.
You probably wanted to say "subtract 1 from 0be7 to get 0be6", but
you should not... the PSP is at be7, not be6.
So your offsets (I would have preferred to use
Hi Mark, you are wrong, sorry...
> No, I think (1024*1024)/(64*32768) would be .5, which
> is zero in integer division. :-) 2097152 > 1048576
clustersize will never be 64*32768. If your cluster size
is 32kb, then it will be 32768, in other words, it will
be 64 * 512. If you get a cluster size
No, I think (1024*1024)/(64*32768) would be .5, which
is zero in integer division. :-) 2097152 > 1048576
All they appear to be doing is converting bytes to Megabytes,
so (FAT32_Free_Space.free_clusters * clustersize )/(1024l*1024)
should do it, without yielding 0 all the time (my first
suggestio
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 15:32:17 -0300, you wrote:
Hi,
>> Not Arachne please, I can't get it to work somehow.
>
>the best simple test is WatTcp's PING. That is what I use for simple
>tests and it is already in the FreeDOS networ floppy.
No idea why Bernd fail to run Arachne, just a packet driver an
I am allways impressed with this kind of report!
Alain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
Good day, all:
I believe I have found a bug in FreeCOM's implementation of the
DIR command. This causes a Divide by zero error and forces a
reboot.
Using the DIR command on an NTFS4DOS mounted NTFS partition
w
Hi, actually there are TWO bugs:
> This appears to be due to the following code in FreeCOM's
> dir.c, function dir_print_free
> r.r_ax = 0x7303;
> ...
> intr(0x21, &r);
> if(!(r.r_flags & 1)) {
> ...
This test is wrong, as RBIL D-217303 states:
Notes: on DOS versions which do not sup
Good day, all:
I believe I have found a bug in FreeCOM's implementation of the
DIR command. This causes a Divide by zero error and forces a
reboot.
Using the DIR command on an NTFS4DOS mounted NTFS partition
which should show
0 File(s) 0 bytes
7 Dir(s)
Hi, I did a bit of thinking about the master environment search...
- you can use the "parent PSP segment" word at PSP[0x16], but this
gets into a loop not only for FreeCOM but also for DEBUG. Are other
programs affected by that as well?
- you can use the "stored int 22" (at PSP[0x0a], see RBI
Hello Alex,
>> This is PCISLEEP by Eric Auer 12mar2005 - Free open source software.
>> Read GNU General Public License 2 at www.gnu.org
> PCISLEEP - where can I get this from?
www.google.com (as did I just 5 minutes ago)
tom
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Alex Buell wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
This is PCISLEEP by Eric Auer 12mar2005 - Free open source software.
Read GNU General Public License 2 at www.gnu.org
PCISLEEP - where can I get this from?
I just downloaded it from:
http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~eric/stuff/s
Bernd Blaauw escreveu:
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.
the best simple test is WatTcp's PING. That is what I use for simple
tests and it is already in the FreeDOS networ
Blair Campbell wrote:
>> pcntpk int=0x60 reports for me
> Which net card is this?
I think, he's talking about "AMD PCnet-PCI II" in VMware's virtual
machine:
http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/intro_vmspec_ws.html#wp1001605
Robert Riebisch
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> 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/Q
Blair Campbell schreef:
Hi. I am requesting that everyone with a little spare time and a PCI
network card that works with a clearly redistributable packet driver
(in the licence, like a crynwr packet driver), to email me their
PCIsleep output and either tell me what driver it works with if it is
Robert Riebisch escreveu:
There is only one that I miss: for MotherBoard that come Intel Chipset
and on board driver.
Why? ;-)
I use packet drivers in user machines. In some situations I have to
disable the internal NIC and insert an off-board NIC. It would be much
better to use the on-bo
Alain wrote:
> There is only one that I miss: for MotherBoard that come Intel Chipset
> and on board driver.
Why? ;-)
>From http://www.crynwr.com/ :
"Looking for an Intel 100Mbps packet driver? Intel links directly to
this page, and you can download it straight from here."
Robert Riebisch
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Hi Blair,
I have been using drivers for: Realtek RT8139, Surecom EP-320-S (Chip
BC001), Via VT6103/VT6105 (VT6103 driver), Davicom DM9102, AMDteck AN983
and PcChips SiS900. These are all the boards that I found here in
Brazil, Only Surecomm BC001 is disapearing.
There is only one that I miss
Dear All,
Sorry ... I forgot to put URL.
http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos
It's "Compatibility", also welcome to check others, and please help
point out the mistake.
Thanks.
Rgds,
Johnson.
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Dear All,
Yesterday I'm lucky that I got a IBM eServer to play with, and
suddenly a flash on my mind ... why don't I try FreeDOS on it?
So I got the dual SCSI RAID-5 ready and install FreeDOS, and I found
that Free FDISK failed, it can create the partition, FORMAT and SYS,
but failed to boot, I'v
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