>> - on PS/2 or newer, int 15 with ah=86 cx:dx=ysec might be useful for
>> delays (usually 1024 Hz granularity, your 1000 ysec should be fine)
>> but you will have to check first if the delay works, for example
>> by checking the BIOS ID or by checking 40:[6c] before/after a call.
> I tried
On 7/9/07, Ladislav Lacina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Hello all, I wrote small and simple program witch can detect any device
> attached to parallel port.
> (It displays parallel port Plug and play device info)
> Maybe it isn't so useful for end users but may help to programmers.
> URL: http:
Yes, we have discussed some of yout tips before. Version 1.2 is not the
final version and I will upgrade it. I only wanted to introduce it to
FreeDOS community.
> - lpttest only checks LPT1 and does not check if the baseport
> of LPT1 is nonzero (in other words, if LPT1 exists...).
> It should
Hi Ladislav,
> Hello all, I wrote small and simple program which can detect
> any device attached to parallel port.
> (It displays parallel port Plug and play device info)
> Maybe it isn't so useful for end users but may help to programmers.
> URL: http://www.laaca-mirror.ic.cz/lpttest.zip
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