It's been a while since I got back to this. I just got a spare sound card
from my friend. It's a Diamond Monster Sound MX400, which uses a
ESSCanyon3D chipset. I'll let everyone know how this turns out once I have
the time to test it in FreeDOS.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 2:07 PM, D Z
Hi Bernd,
Jack is right, pipeline based DVD burning saves a lot of space
for temp files. Of course you are also right - you cannot easily
put temp files on harddisk if the harddisk only has NTFS etc and
it would be asking a bit much to add another harddisk. Well, of
course DOS USB (storage)
Hi Jack,
No one is suggesting an API only for MEM! Also, my ideas about new
XMS commands are only for 64-GB memory, NOT for current XMS commands
Ah okay... So there would be a separate API, and separate
memory areas for XMS 2/3 and the new API then?
It is only necessary if you have tools
Hi all,
Sent this Saturday when I joined, but it failed to reach the list. trying
again.
Greetings all,
Before shouting yes, let me share my goals. I do have this laptop, and I
desire outfitting it with freedos only, presently it has no operating system
at all. I want to use a
I've been using FreeDOS for a while and it works great.
I'd like to write an Intel HDA driver for SCI games (Sierra quests). Ok,
they work great under Dosbox, but I still prefer using plain DOS.
I consider myself a good programmer, but I've never made any low-level
programming or debug DOS
Eric,
My Thanks for your support of what you all call pipelining
(I call it simultaneous I-O) in our discussions with Bernd, in
your earlier post today.
No one is suggesting an API only for MEM! Also, my ideas about new
XMS commands are only for 64-GB memory, NOT for current XMS commands
