[Freedos-devel] anybody willing to tune XCOPY a bit, using a real harddisk to test?

Hi developers! It seems that our XCOPY (rxcopy, updated to compile not only in Turbo C++ 3, but also in Turbo C 2 and OpenWatcom, around 2005, using Pat's light and fast PRF printf, KITTEN localization etc.) is noticeably slower than MS DOS XCOPY. Actually, it also makes a noticeable difference

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Re: [Freedos-devel] Distro autoexec/config wishes for 1.3rc4 (CPULEVEL and CALLVER updates)

Hi! >> Also, you can use the 2 kB "CPULEVEL" tool instead of >> VINFO but I guess you install VINFO everywhere anyway. > I added a bunch of things to your cpulevel and callver tools. cpulevel > now will detect NEC V20/V30 processors as 186-class too. The commit is Exotic but nice :-) With upx

Re: [Freedos-devel] Distro autoexec/config wishes for 1.3rc4 (CPULEVEL and CALLVER updates)

On at 2021-05-03 11:05 +0200, Eric Auer wrote: Also, you can use the 2 kB "CPULEVEL" tool instead of VINFO but I guess you install VINFO everywhere anyway. C:\>cpulevel CPULEVEL - public domain by Eric Auer 2004-2007 CPU brand is GenuineIntel / CPU is family 5 model 2 revision c

[Freedos-devel] Announcement: lDebug release 2, suggest to include in FreeDOS release

Hello FreeDOS developers and users, I decided to push out release 2 of my FreeDOS Debug fork today, nearly 3 months after release 1. It is based on 2008's FreeDOS Debug 1.13 first, staying with the Netwide Assembler source, though with many of the changes added to FreeDOS Debug since ported