On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 00:25:03 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,
>I've managed to use the Odin bootdisk to get a basic DOS system onto the hard
>drive. The Oak Technology "OTICDROM" driver seems to work quite well with
>FreeDOS - the 8x CDROM now "feels" like an 8x and not a 0.01x. INSTALL has
>been running fo
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> our cdrom-driver is still in alpha-stage, sometimes generating errors and
> surely no DMA-support.
> copy your own cdrom-driver over the \freedos\atapicdd.sys on the bootdisk,
> and things should go much faster.
There is no "freedos\atapicdd.sys" on my b
Philip Pemberton schreef:
Personally, I find it amazing that FreeDOS's CDROM subsystem is slower than
a floppy disc, but DR-DOS 7.03 is lightning fast. Apples versus oranges,
though, I guess :)
our cdrom-driver is still in alpha-stage, sometimes generating errors and
surely no DMA-support.
copy
Hi,
I'm trying to install FreeDOS Beta 9 on a 386DX-40 based machine with 8MB
of RAM and a math coprocessor. The hard drive is a 4.3GB Seagate - I've got
the Seagate (well, Ontrack) Dynamic Drive Overlay loaded to sidestep the
528MB limit.
Now, FreeDOS boots fine from the install disc. The cat
Ciao Roberto and all.
>It fails with ANY internal command, or only when redirection and/or piping
>is used?
Any internal command.
>- do not use redirection and piping within makefiles, as suggested in FAQ
> 16.6
This did not solve the problem. In this case both the error message and
the usage d
