Actually I think you are right. I'm not sure this card will work in DOS at
all, at least I don't remember ever getting it to work in True DOS mode on
my friend's old PC.
I'll try it again this afternoon when I have time and report back with my
results.
Also if anyone actually got sound and music
I have never seen a RAMdisk that was not file-based
Maybe we have a misunderstanding here.. The driver itself
is of course a file, but the disk is a DOS block device,
so for DOS it is just a bunch of sectors. The DOS kernel
will then use those sectors as a FAT filesystem which can
contain
On Thu, 20-Aug-2009 11:27:47, Christian Masloch c...@bttr-software.de
wrote:
I have never seen a RAMdisk that was not file-based
Maybe we have a misunderstanding here ... The driver itself
is of course a file, but the disk is a DOS block device ...
NO misunderstanding, and that is exactly
neither as any
sort of insulting joke, nor otherwise!
You found that joke insulting? If that's the case, I'm sorry. It wasn't
meant as attack, neither against you nor your software nor anyone at all.
If you meant DOS read as
reading a single or some sectors from a block device, this is
... neither as any sort of insulting joke, nor otherwise!
You found that joke insulting? If that's the case, I'm sorry.
It wasn't meant as attack, neither against you nor your software
nor anyone at all.
You and I had many LONG discussions about RDISK when I first released
it. After all
Actually what I meant was.
If anyone actually got sound and music to work in FreeDOS with PCI sound
cards on modern or near modern Desktop systems (I.E. Motherboards that came
out around the time when the Pentium 4 motherboards and all way to the
present, motherboards that lack support for NMI
