Hello Arkady,
> BTW, AFAIK, flash allows limited amount of rewritings.
100.000+
no problem for data, but sure a problem for FAT/directory etc.
fortunately, current (1999+) flash devices distribute this traffic
over the chip, and have spare sectors, so that's not a problem in real
live.
tom
Hi!
15-Ноя-2004 19:53 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Johnson Lam) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>> Unfortunately - no. BIOS doesn't support hot swapping. To be precise,
>>BIOS supports removable device (this is floppy drive), but for this your
>>card reader should imitate removable device, which later will
On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 14:13:45 +0300 (MSK), you wrote:
Hi Arkady,
> Unfortunately - no. BIOS doesn't support hot swapping. To be precise,
>BIOS supports removable device (this is floppy drive), but for this your
>card reader should imitate removable device, which later will be present in
>DOS a
Hi!
12-Ноя-2004 14:09 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Roberto Mariottini)
wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
RM> I'm using a Compact Flash reader with IDE interface under MS-DOS.
RM> My problem is that the compact flash card *must* be inserted into the
RM> reader *before* the boot otherwise the POST of the BIOS do
Hi,
here is a question from an user. He's using MS-DOS 6.22, and I don't
know if FreeDOS can solve his problem.
The fundamental question is: there is a way to make the BISO/kernel
re-read disk information from an IDE disk?
Ciao
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