Hi Eric and Tom,
> if (r->SI == 0) <-- do not leave this test as "... == 0"
> ...
>
> Otherwise all "typed reads" would turn into writes!
I didn't look at the source any further ;-)...
But of course, you are right.
> I suggest the following patch. If there are no objections, it
> can go i
Hi Tom, Alain,
> whatever 'ready' means when nobody (except you self)
> tested it so far.
While there were no official sourceforge file releases,
there are updated versions on the rugxulo distro page
http://rugxulo.googlepages.com/ and I did mention those
on our lists from time to time. His home
Tom Ehlert escreveu:
>
>> I hope you did see the mail earlier this week which says that
>> kernel 2038 is almost ready anyway ;-).
>
> whatever 'ready' means when nobody (except you self) tested it so far.
>
> in the good old times, we had a couple of prereleases, and also of
> post release fix
>> and after he verified this private version, may be even put it on
>> ibiblio to be used by others ?
> I hope you did see the mail earlier this week which says that
> kernel 2038 is almost ready anyway ;-).
whatever 'ready' means when nobody (except you self) tested it so far.
in the good old
Hi Tom,
> how about compiling this for Christian ?
Good idea. I had thought he already was patching things anyway...
> not everybody likes to download watcom, find out how to get kernel
> sources compiled ...
Here you are: http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~eric/christian.zip
C:\>ver /r
FreeC
Hi Eric,
how about compiling this for Christian ?
not everybody likes to download watcom, find out how to get kernel
sources compiled ...
and after he verified this private version, may be even put it on
ibiblio to be used by others ?
Tom
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Hi Christian,
> the Int 0x21, AX=0x7305, CX=0x handler (FAT32 - EXTENDED ABSOLUTE
> DISK READ/WRITE) found in "inthndlr.c", 355 ff., is implemented in a
> very strict way ... it corresponds to www.ctyme.com/intr/rb-3229.htm
This is RBIL, Ralph Brown's Interrupt List - usually pretty useful.
Hello everyone,
the Int 0x21, AX=0x7305, CX=0x handler (FAT32 - EXTENDED ABSOLUTE
DISK READ/WRITE) found in "inthndlr.c", 355 ff., is implemented in a
very strict way, I mean, it corresponds to
http://www.ctyme.com/intr/rb-3229.htm (is there any other (re)source?),
but some DOS applications I
