Hi,
I recently stumbled upon the old 2007 FreeDOS technote (Dietmar
Segbert) talking about eSpeak (GPLv3):
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/news/technote/231.html
http://espeak.sourceforge.net/
http://www.braillnet.cz/~rehak/soft/sox12dos.zip
Just the abort/retry/fail dialogue.
Yeah, that's the critical error handler.
Doesn't seem to be a way out if you
offer a PAUSE (and control-C to get to console) but only load ramdrive
after USB drivers.
What do you mean by doesn't seem to be a way out ?
Regards,
Christian
This version still has a known error with regard to CDS (drive
assignment) - all drive letters are assigned successively (ie E: F:
G:), if LASTDRIVE is reached it will gracefully handle that, but if
there is a hole between used drive letters but it is not big enough
for all units then it will
I think your only two choices are to abort, or to try skipping over the
first hole you find and try to find another one with enough consecutive
units.
Ah, true, finding enough consecutive free CDS entries elsewhere would work
too. However, as I stated in the other mail, I think that assigning
Op 7-8-2011 17:24, c...@bttr-software.de schreef:
Just the abort/retry/fail dialogue.
Yeah, that's the critical error handler.
Doesn't seem to be a way out if you
offer a PAUSE (and control-C to get to console) but only load ramdrive
after USB drivers.
What do you mean by doesn't seem to
Ah, true, finding enough consecutive free CDS entries elsewhere
would work too. However, as I stated in the other mail, I think
that assigning non-consecutive entries is possible too - and would
probably do for most drivers.
DOS only tells the driver what the first drive number is, and DOS
If the driver status
information gets displayed somehow, or there is some sort of interaction
between the drives in the software, though, it would always assume things
were consecutive.
Yes. I think I've seen drivers which display messages like Installed
num units, first drive letter:, which
