Michael Reichenbach wrote:
> I was curious if any SCSI drivers could work and created that disk
> http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/scsitool/ with all SCSI drivers but most of
> them are for PCI SCSI cards and therefore none was working.
Why do you think, that SCSI drivers could work for SATA controller
Robert Riebisch schrieb:
> Michael Reichenbach wrote:
>
>> I was curious if any SCSI drivers could work and created that disk
>> http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/scsitool/ with all SCSI drivers but most of
>> them are for PCI SCSI cards and therefore none was working.
>
> Why do you think, that SCSI dr
Hello,
in the latest FreeDOS kernels (from 03/2008 and 09/2007, AFAIU they are called
2038 and 2038pre) there might be a tiny incompatibility concerning the Ctrl-C
handling.
As a test case I use this version of the FTE editor:
http://www.japheth.de/Download/FTE-HX.zip
Once a text file has bee
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
> I didn't think it, it was just try and error. It could have worked for
> the same reason the eSATA PCI card is compatible with my BIOS if booted
> "SCSI".
This is a false conclusion. ;-) In your BIOS setup the setting is just
*wrongly* labeled with "SCSI", because at
Robert Riebisch schrieb:
> Michael Reichenbach wrote:
>
>> I didn't think it, it was just try and error. It could have worked for
>> the same reason the eSATA PCI card is compatible with my BIOS if booted
>> "SCSI".
>
> This is a false conclusion. ;-) In your BIOS setup the setting is just
> *wro
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
> Yes it's compatible to something like BIOS expansion.
>
> For the same reason it could have been possible that it's also
> compatible to SCSI.
SCSI drivers provide an Int13h layer extension while accessing the SCSI
controller's on-board chip at a very low level. It's
Michael Reichenbach wrote:
> Do you know any DOS drivers for SATA controllers / harddisk?
I have a machine that is using UIDE.SYS to access a SATA CD/DVD. I
don't currently have a SATA HDD in a machine but I have a SATA HDD in a
USB box that I could pull and plug in to a desktop machine.
Ray
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:28:12 +0100, I waved a wand and this message
magically appears in front of Robert Riebisch:
> > For the same reason it could have been possible that it's also
> > compatible to SCSI.
>
> SCSI drivers provide an Int13h layer extension while accessing the
> SCSI controller'
On Sat, Dec 20, 2008 at 7:38 PM, kurt godel wrote:
> Ok,
> downloaded the driver, did it's autoexec, did Arachne; soooweet! On the air!
> The arachnoid even incorporates
> the driver into the autoexec. Just one more dumb question: how to enable
> cookies in the arachne browser?
> I get to google o
