Hi. I am requesting that everyone with a little spare time and a PCI
network card that works with a clearly redistributable packet driver
(in the licence, like a crynwr packet driver), to email me their
PCIsleep output and either tell me what driver it works with if it is
in the crynwr packet
OpenGEM Core, Complete and Experimental have been updated.
Release 4 Update 2 of these software packages is now online at
http://gem.shaneland.co.uk/downloads.html. If you are an existing user
of Release 4 Update 1 you can download an update package from
http://gem.shaneland.co.uk/updates.html
Dear All,
Yesterday I'm lucky that I got a IBM eServer to play with, and
suddenly a flash on my mind ... why don't I try FreeDOS on it?
So I got the dual SCSI RAID-5 ready and install FreeDOS, and I found
that Free FDISK failed, it can create the partition, FORMAT and SYS,
but failed to boot,
Hi,
No idea whether MS FDISK zaps the MBR from time to time, but it better not.
I learned a couple of things about FreeDOS FDISK today:
1. You can issue FDISK /CLEARALL and it clears everything! This is
excellent, and much faster than MS-DOS with all it's silly warnings. It
even clears the
Hi Gerry,
Could be a number of things, but in general you'd never put FreeDOS on a
RAID 5 partition of 140Gb.
Well, why not? Modern home PC mainboards already support RAID (not sure
if they do RAID 5, though) and the CHEAPEST (if you check the per-GB price)
harddisks today are IDE 160 GB
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 19:37:34 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Gerry,
Could be a number of things, but in general you'd never put FreeDOS on a
RAID 5 partition of 140Gb.
You're right.
I'm just want to TEST, to see if FreeDOS can work on Xeon server
grade machine. It's works despite of few glitches.
If you
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 20:54:12 +0200 (MEST), you wrote:
Hi Eric,
Well, why not? Modern home PC mainboards already support RAID (not sure
if they do RAID 5, though) and the CHEAPEST (if you check the per-GB price)
harddisks today are IDE 160 GB ones.
No. Most of them is RAID 0/1 or 0 + 1 only.