Op 3-8-2011 23:41, Bernd Blaauw schreef:
As for your drivers, I'm rather curious. Suppose I boot an USB flash
disk (2.0 interface, 2.0 port), and crappy BIOS is happy to stick to 1.1
speed. The flash disk gets assigned C:.
Next, I'd load your drivers, which
1) disable all BIOS legacy USB
Just wanted to add to the above by saying it would be awesome if a
semi-full USB stack would exist. Basicly: recognise USB equipment
whenever not booting from it.
The problem generally preventing drivers from doing that is that, first,
taking over the controllers disables any BIOS
Op 4-8-2011 1:00, c...@bttr-software.de schreef:
So a program could be written which would determine what drive DOS was
booted from, and which would then make that drive disappear (or move it
elsewhere). Afterwards, it could move all following drives down to fill
the gap. For example, if it
http://www.bttr-software.de/products/drvexch/ I guess, written by you
or one of the other BTTR regulars? :)
I think it has a safeguard against C: though due to often-valid
assumption that people actually boot from C:
Perhaps Robert Riebisch knows more about the program as he hosts it.
Op 28-7-2011 21:20, Bernd Blaauw schreef:
Op 28-7-2011 4:30, Jim Michaels schreef:
and cdrtools for dos?
Hm time to remind those Mozilla Thunderbird developers about removing
subject spam tag in responses and original if someone responds + sends.
I've got no intention of clicking every message
