Dos doesn't handle fat32 devices by default. You'll need to load the
proper drivers and configure things properly for it to recognize fat32
partitions.
I've not bothered, but I'm sure others on list have done so, but I'm
sure you could find the information you need with a quick google search.
On 11/3/2022 5:03 AM, Bryan Kilgallin wrote:
After a long absence from FreeDOS, I used it to download data from my
old heart rate monitor. This is on an old PC (hardware).
I couldn't find the FreeDOS version. Though I recall that as 1.2.
I wanted to copy my data file from C: to a FAT32 USB stick. That's
plugged into the PC. But D: (etc) gives "Error reading from drive D:
data area: drive not ready".
Similarly GEM shows Hard Disk C, an unresponsive Drive A:, and a
similarly unresponsive Network Drive D.
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