[Freedos-user] Ibiblio blocked as malware site

2013-12-11 Thread Jim Hall
If you have tried to visit the FreeDOS archives at ibiblio in the last
day, you may have seen a message from your browser that ibiblio is
serving malware. I was notified of the problem this morning, and
before I reached out to the ibiblio administrators I saw that they
already knew of the problem and have apparently fixed the issue. But
it may take a few days for ibiblio to get unblocked (most browsers use
Google for malware-site checking, and it may take a day or so for
Google to re-verify the site).

Anyway, I wanted to let you know that I was aware of the problem. So is ibiblio.

Looks like the ibiblio web server was pushing an iframe that
distributed malware. Doesn't sound like files on the archive have been
messed with. But of course I await to hear further news and analysis.
I'm sure ibiblio will have fun over the next few days as they do
their own security analysis to see how to plug whatever path people
used to tamper with the web server.


jh
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[Freedos-user] New 12-Dec-2013 UIDE Driver.

2013-12-11 Thread Jack

Johnson Lam has posted a new 12-Dec-2013 DRIVERS.ZIP update in
his dropbox at:

http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15785527/drivers.zip

UIDE now offers a separate CD/DVD cache, with a /C switch, for
users with an old CD drive requiring limited seeks, to avoid
tracking errors and low speed.   UIDE still offers user-driver
caching (though nobody uses it!), now with a more positive way
of finding UIDE and linking to it for caching calls.

The UHDD and UDVD2 drivers are both gone.   Users did not want
UHDD for PCs with no IDE CDs/DVDs, or UDVD2 for kiosks or boot
diskettes.   Many go on using the BIOS for disks.   And they
go on using VIDE-CDD or OAKCDROM for CDs/DVDs, despite no PCI-
bus support, no UltraDMA, nor any caching.   Pitiful.

But, who am I to argue more!   So, I decided to get RID of all
my dead-wood, and we are now back to the one and only UIDE.

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