I'm aware that USBASPI.sys and DI1000DD.sys work to provide USB
DI1000DD.SYS is crap ...
I personally prefer (Adaptec?) ASPIDISK instead of DI1000DD
Where to get it ?
but actually an even easier way is to let the BIOS do the lowlevel stuff.
Then your stick looks like a normal int13
disk
Jack wrote:
Regrettably, add on cards are also NOT not a part of the main-
board BIOS, and so their I-O addresses are unknown to PCI BIOS
or EDD BIOS calls. Thus, UIDE's initialization displays will
show no data for your add on disks as it cannot see them via
the standard BIOS calls it
had to run the install CD twice to get FreeDOS installed on the hard drive.
Known problem, the 1.0 distro is obsolete and buggy ...
My experience was that about half of the ones i tried on FreeDOS worked.
Make sure to update the kernel, HIMEM to HIMEMX, EMM386 to nothing or
JEMM, CTMOUSE, ...
Check BTTR forum ;-)
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Key words are: closed source. Bad idea.
There is not much choice around ...
The problem is that apps working with SB cards usually do this by
accessing hardware ports directly (in/out instructions). You can't hook
This is a non-issue affecting legacy crap only ;-)
and having a .sys driver
as Eric suggested :-D
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In general, sound cards are handled directly under most DOS
YES, but it's the bad way of doing :-(
You may want to look at the source code for several games to see how it is
done.
Bad idea, only ISA cards (=15 years old). Look into MPXPLAY source instead.
Another solution is to look at
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