Hi!
I said it before but I'll re-iterate - any filesystem with proper
journaling would be a total banger. I still remember how Rayman ate my
FreeDOS and I still have dosfsck in my fdauto as a preventative measure.
It's slow as molasses in January however. The same program under Linux
blows
> On Fri, Nov 3, 2023 at 12:31 PM Ralf Quint via Freedos-user
> wrote:
>>
>> In which way is "FreeDOS" limited to 2GB sized files? (Sorry, never
>> bothered wit such large files on DOS (any DOS)? The file size entry in
>> the FAT32 directory entry is a 4 byte integer. As a filesize can't be
>>
well..this was an adventure I hope not to encounter again.
First, the t command, which I was told would test integrity failed all
together.
so did, unlike with pk branded zip items, running p7zip on an archive in a
different directory, even with the DPMI file right beside the thing.
What
Hi,
I'm not entirely sure NT (Win XP etc.) ever supported such a thing atop FAT32
either (via DOS calls).
Via DOS calls in NT? Not sure. But in ordinary operations, it was as
normal as pie. I remember pretty well that I had to cut up >4GiB files
into pieces so that we could transfer them
