Hi,
> .. how do you change the kernel from 16 to 32 bits?
What I meant was, I replaced one file by the other, that's all.
Marcos
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Sorry to sound dense but how do you change the kernel from 16 to 32 bits?
Isn't there just one kernel and it works with a filesystem that is FAT16 or
FAT32? Or are these
kernels compiled with different memory models?
Dave
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From: Marcos Favero Florence de Ba
Hi Tom,
Here are the results you asked. Tests were done in a Compaq
Armada E500.
> is that reproducable with COPY/XCOPY ?
Yes.
I changed the kernel back to 16 bits and copied about 200 files
with COPY and XCOPY. The errors appeared as before. I also
decompressed some zip files, just to check
>> Some older machines
>> (e.g. this) require an specific cluster size in order
>> to use LBA.
> The BIOS doesn't know anything about cluster sizes.
right (doesn't know and doesn't care)
> Maybe you mean sector
> sizes? Almost all floppy and hard disks have a sector size of 512 byte.
> Expect pr
> Some older machines
> (e.g. this) require an specific cluster size in order
> to use LBA.
The BIOS doesn't know anything about cluster sizes. Maybe you mean sector
sizes? Almost all floppy and hard disks have a sector size of 512 byte.
Expect problems with hardware, firmware and/or software
Hi jassenna,
> Please excuse me if I underestimate your knowledge.
Don't worry about that. I'm just a user, so I'm not required to
have extensive technical knowledge :-)
> Are you sure the BIOS of your computers supports LBA
> with the cluster size you choose? Some olde
