[Freedos-user] Q from user

Hi! Below question from user. Please, answer directly to him (note: @ in address replaced by space). __O\_/_\_/O__ From: Bryce Subject: Re: Freedos boot disks -720k- > B> Where can I find, or how do i make, a 720k freedos bootdisk ima

Re: [Freedos-user] re: DE->English

Hi! 8-Фев-2004 17:58 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Auer) wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: EA> FreeDOS and "WinDOwS" both use the BIOS for support for > 8 GB disks EA> (LBA disk access), at least during boot. _DOS_ always uses BIOS. EA> builtin. Same for Linux, of course. So what you need for LBA disk

[Freedos-user] FreeDOS and LBA48 (was: DE->English)

Hi, well, if your BIOS only has LBA28, it will tell you that the disk would be at most 128 GB big. If it has LBA48, it will reach more, but FreeDOS would be limited to 2 TB (2^32 sectors). An idea would be to make the UDMA driver fully independent from BIOS limits: Then after booting from the firs

Re: [Freedos-user] DE->English

Hi! 8-Фев-2004 17:59 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bernd Blaauw) wrote to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>BTW, what needed in BIOS (which INT 13 functions?) for support big >>drives in MS-DOS7 and FreeDOS? BB> define "Big Disks" please 7.8+ Gb. BB> only thing I understand as big disk is 48bit Logical

Re: [Freedos-user] DE->English

At Sun, 8 Feb 2004 6:23pm +0300, Arkady V.Belousov wrote: > Hi! > > What mean "MIT" and "ohne" in Deutch (for example, "MIT Symbios > support"/"ohne Symbios support"). With and without (IIRC). -uso. --- The SF.Net email is sponsored by

Re: [Freedos-user] DE->English

>BTW, what needed in BIOS (which INT 13 functions?) for support big >drives in MS-DOS7 and FreeDOS? define "Big Disks" please only thing I understand as big disk is 48bit Logical Block Adressing (LBA-48) instead of 28bit LBA (128GB). LBA-48 was introduced and included in the standard of U

[Freedos-user] re: DE->English

Hi Arkady, I think Symbios SCSI BIOS needs special detection because of some bug. Or maybe your BIOS has builtin Symbios SCSI support. In either case, if you do not have that SCSI hardware, you better turn off the option to avoid unnecessary features. FreeDOS and "WinDOwS" both use the BIOS for s

Re: [Freedos-user] DE->English

Hi! 8-Фев-2004 16:45 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bernd Blaauw) wrote to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: BB> mit = with , ohne = without Thank you to all who answered. BB> Symbios support? onboard SCSI bios? Yes. Some Asus motherboards have built-in Symbios/NCR SCSI and support for this in BIOS. Curr

Re: [Freedos-user] DE->English

Arkady V.Belousov wrote: Hi! What mean "MIT" and "ohne" in Deutch (for example, "MIT Symbios support"/"ohne Symbios support"). Oops. Sorry about the Spanish translation there, Arkady. I had another email from Aitor open, and for a second I thought I was replying to him. Or, treat it as a

Re: [Freedos-user] DE->English

Arkady V.Belousov wrote: Hi! What mean "MIT" and "ohne" in Deutch (for example, "MIT Symbios support"/"ohne Symbios support"). mit = with ('con' en Español) ohne = without ('sin' en Español) So the above phrases are "with Symbios support/without Symbios support" -jh -- Currently playing: D

Re: [Freedos-user] DE->English

mit = with , ohne = without Symbios support? onboard SCSI bios?

[Freedos-user] DE->English

Hi! What mean "MIT" and "ohne" in Deutch (for example, "MIT Symbios support"/"ohne Symbios support"). --- The SF.Net email is sponsored by EclipseCon 2004 Premiere Conference on Open Tools Development and Integration See the breadth of E