Hi
"Edenyard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
E> Whilst this very interesting thread is active, perhaps I can
E> ask whether anyone has found a CD-ROM writer that runs under DOS.
Every cd-r works in DOS, when you have a program which can use it.
(no driver needed)
The problem is that I don't know any DOS burner program.
Use Linux cdXroast (or equivalent programs for command line)
E> I've seen lots of drives for sale and they all seem to say the dreaded
E> words 'Minimum requirements of 'Doze ninety-something and a CPU
E> running at gigahertz'. In my foolish way, I thought that, since an
E> ordinary CD-ROM has a DOS driver that things like XT can access, maybe
E> a writer would, too....
The computer has to be able to deliver a STEADY data stream of at least 150
KB/s (single speed)
It will work if the computer is able to do so. (Otherwise you will run out
of data, get a buffer underrun, and the media will be ruined)
E> Whilst I'm at it, does the ZIP drive run on pure DOS, too?
Sure ... there is a guest driver for dos !
E> Ron.
CU, Ricsi
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