Hi all,
Yesterday I've tested FORMAT on a 40GB HD, with a one big partition. I
was trying to format it as FAT32 under WinXP, but it refuses to format
such a large partition as FAT, it wants to format it as NTFS.
So I've inserted a floppy with FreeDOS in it (sorry, I had only the
official
Steve Nickolas wrote:
At Fri, 30 Jul 2004 8:55am +0200, Roberto Mariottini wrote:
As for FreeCOM, the bug showed up on the PC (P3 650 MHz) trying to use
filename completion. The beep started, then the computer freezed, while
continuing to beep. I had to press Ctrl-Alt-Del to shut it up.
Ciao
Below is the correct function. I forgot the inversion. Sorry for my
mistake.
void delay(unsigned milliseconds) /* 1 - 1985 */
{
unsigned i;
for (i = 0; i = milliseconds * 33; i++)
{
while (inp(0x61 0x10) /* refresh bit toggles with each refresh
Hello Luchezar,
Sure. Borland's delay() uses timer 0. Why not rely on the referesh toggle
bit instead?
maybe because that's a *really* undocumented input bit ?
I searched right now, but couldn't find it anywhere.
so let me ask:
what kind of 'refresh' is that ?
does this work on
