First of all, let me say that I love the SERIOUSLY option!!
But I found a problem formating floppies: If the user aborts formating
using , the disk becomes invalid (that's normal) and after that
the same floppy cannot be formated again, there is the classical
Abort/Retry/Fail and hitting Fail
On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 06:32:03 -0400, you wrote:
Hi Uso,
>Ah yeah... I've heard of them. There's actually, I think, a customized
>version of FreeDOS for the PC98 series, called FreeDOS(98). I've used
>it a little in emulation.
Where you find the source of FreeDOS(98)?
I want to take a look.
T
Johnson Lam wrote:
I work for PC hardware since IBM PC was born. I learn too much program
incompatible to some kind of hardware (especially Japan PC-9801
series). So being a programmer is tough.
Ah yeah... I've heard of them. There's actually, I think, a customized
version of FreeDOS for the PC98
On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 11:56:08 +0300, you wrote:
Hi Lucho,
>So BIOS uses some CHS translation mechanism here. What BIOS
>brand/version/date you have?
Acer Altos 300B (fade out model, 233MHz)
I picked up our customer throw away PC for FreeDOS testing, it's USB
totally sucks, almost all drivers fai
# of Cylinders__:6296 6296 787
# of Heads__: 1616 128
# of Sectors/Track__: 636363
So BIOS uses some CHS translation mechanism here. What BIOS
brand/version/date you have?
LBA support Yes 3098.8MB of LBA addressable 3098.8MB in CHS mode
What a pity that your BIOS ca
Hi,
I found an old program which can display IDE's information. But no
information who code it. I think it can be distributed.
http://johnson.tmfc.net/file/ide.exe
I hope the information can help to trouble shoot the format problem.
Here's result of my office's SEAGATE hard disk:
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DRIVE 1
