Hello.
I am interested in building the FAT file system in freeDOS as a stand-alone
module that works on a ramdisk. The system that I will work on is a SUN
SOLARIS (UNIX). I have downloaded the source code KE2035.
Can anyone tell me something about what to think of before I begin? Which
files
If we take a look at for example fat.h it uses some data structures like
time but does not include the definitions for time (located in time.h). This
is only one of many similar examples.
How does this work. My compiler gets crazy and doesn't understand a thing.
//Daniel
NOTE: thanks to bart
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, Daniel Gustafsson wrote:
If we take a look at for example fat.h it uses some data structures like
time but does not include the definitions for time (located in time.h). This
is only one of many similar examples.
How does this work. My compiler gets crazy and doesn't
Hi!
21--2004 11:40 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Gustafsson) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
DG If we take a look at for example fat.h it uses some data structures like
DG time but does not include the definitions for time (located in time.h). This
DG is only one of many similar examples.
`time'
Hi!
21--2004 09:50 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Gustafsson) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
DG I am interested in building the FAT file system in freeDOS as a stand-alone
DG module that works on a ramdisk.
(Free)DOS already makes FAT on ramdisks.
DG Can anyone tell me something about what to
Hello.
I have three questions:
1. Does freeDOS have a ramdisk and if so how do I use it?
2. What does execrh do?
3. Bart wrote:The default block device driver is in dsk.c, dsk.c then
translates relative (partition) sector numbers into absolute (disk) sector
numbers and (unless using LBA)
Hi,
Hello.
I have three questions:
1. Does freeDOS have a ramdisk and if so how do I use it?
Try TDISK:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/dos/ramdisk/
(up to mirrors)
2. What does execrh do?
Execute a device driver request packet. That is, catch a device
Hello Daniel,
I have three questions:
1. Does freeDOS have a ramdisk
yes. XMSDSK.
and if so how do I use it?
pretty straight forward.
* Port DosEmu from Linux to SUN SOLARIS
* boot dos, giving it a lot of memory (for the RAMDISK)
* start XMSDSK
* start MS LANMANAGER as server, and make the
Hi Tom,
[...]
* Port DosEmu from Linux to SUN SOLARIS
* boot dos, giving it a lot of memory (for the RAMDISK)
* start XMSDSK
* start MS LANMANAGER as server, [...]
DosEmu provides packet driver, have you been able to instal MS
LANMANAGER using it?
I spent a lot of time last month trying to
Hi!
21--2004 17:09 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Gustafsson) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
DG 1. Does freeDOS have a ramdisk
Yes - it have (ie. there may be used) same ramdisks, as under MS-DOS.
AFAIR, into FreeDOS distribution included one of them - TDSK.
DG and if so how do I use it?
Hello Alain,
[...]
* Port DosEmu from Linux to SUN SOLARIS
* boot dos, giving it a lot of memory (for the RAMDISK)
* start XMSDSK
* start MS LANMANAGER as server, [...]
DosEmu provides packet driver, have you been able to instal MS
LANMANAGER using it?
No.
I spent a lot of time last
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, tom ehlert wrote:
pretty straight forward.
* Port DosEmu from Linux to SUN SOLARIS
this is (unfortunately) not so easy. For one thing DOSEMU relies on a vm86
system call, that is most likely not present on SPARC CPUs.
Having the thing available as a network drive to the
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