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Santiago,
Is there any specific order for UIDE options?
I am using the lastest UIDE (07-22-2011) wtih this options:
C:\DEVLOAD\DEVLOAD /H C:\UIDE\UIDE.SYS /E /H /S:15 /D:MYCDROM
Under VirtualBox, I am having the same problems when detecting
the hard disk as the previous UIDE version.
Try emm386.exe, jemm is too much optimysed and does not work well on ALL
machines.
Plain old emm386 uses a more conventional aproach en tries NOT TO USE
hardware as much as possible, an then it is more universal. It is
probably slower, but safer...
Alain
Em 30-07-2011 08:47, JPT escreveu:
Op 1-8-2011 19:33, Alain Mouette schreef:
Try emm386.exe, jemm is too much optimysed and does not work well on ALL
machines.
It might work, but if even XMGR already gave trouble as per his report..
Still awaiting those promised screenshots as well, I'm sure Jack or
Japheth would be interested.
JPT,
tried the floppy to partition and format the hardisk.
It works if I choose not to load any drivers, i.e. --
1 - Install FreeDOS ...
3 - Dont load any drivers at all
In the other cases, I get crashes.
1 - Using default settings results in a JemmEx
errormessage after loading the
Op 1-8-2011 20:58, Jack schreef:
JPT,
Ah, good old Asus, who AREN'T what they used to be, as I
know from my prior Asus mainboard and MANY service-related
E-Mails (both English ones from me, and Mandarin ones from
my partner Johnson Lam) that all went totally UNANSWERED!!
VERY unusual, for
Bernd,
My apologies -- Hadn't noticed that I was in fact responding
to old news!
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Hi,
On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 12:59 PM, JPT j.p...@gmx.net wrote:
the floppy had bad sectors. o.0
The jemm crash when booting from the floppy vanished after writing the
image again (on the same floppy).
Gah, annoying, but it happens!! :-/
But there still are some unresolved crashes from the
Hi Bernd, Dos386,
I'd like to see -MM-DD (with dashes) and without COUNTRY.
... or Japanese MMDD as Bernd mentioned ...
makes sorting files by date so much easier.
:-)
...or all the other date formattings: You can just set your country
depending on your taste. As long as you do
Hi JPT,
- freedos 1.1 successfully installed.
Nice :-)
Was 3x128 + 1x256 = 640, but recognized only 384 MB. This might...
Indeed odd.
- CPU clock rate too high for a lot of old dos software?
Do you think clocking down to below 500 Mhz might help?
If your hardware supports ACPI, starting
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