When I used to have more than one QL networked to another, I arbitrarily referred to the networked drives as "ndk_" (after "fdk" ... i.e., "Network DisK") regardless of its actual physical type.
Does that make sense? Is that what you wanted to know? Al On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 19:55:30 -0000 "Dilwyn Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > I'm working on the 'MyQL' part of Launchpad and I'd like to ask for > any additional information can offer on the following. > > I'd like to compile as complete a list of current directory devices > on > QL-style systems as possible so that I may provide icons for these > devices as required. Obviously, 'default' icons will be available > for > any 'unknown' devices. > > The directory devices I am aware of at the moment are: > > MDV > FLP/FDV/FDK (the 3 types of floppy systems over the years) > RAM > WIN > ROM > ATR - Atari/DOS disk device IIRC > DOS - QPC2 > CDR - Thierry's Atapi drivers. > > NUL - Nul device (+ BLACK_HOLE?) > > N, M and S - network devices (assuming these count) > > (DEV, SUB, PTH etc don't count as they could I suppose be anything) > > Any more known directory device driver names? > > -- > Dilwyn Jones > > > ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com
