I wish to try Dinamic Drive Overlay, which can be used by Ontrack Disk manager
(...any fdisk's, either in BasLinux or in FreeDos can not touch hdd after 8
gb...)
(and floppy device is broken, so, I can not use floppy)
So, can you tell me any
hint?
Hello,
Just wanted to announce that I made this weekend a little hex viewer for
DOS, which I released under GNU GPL. Might be of some interest to anyone
needing to peek at binary files from time to time.
An extract of its readme file:
uHex is a simple and fast hex viewer for DOS. It has been
I like it. I have to ask though, when editing a large file, is there a way
to seek to a particular offset aside from scrolling for ages? If not I
think that would be a high priority feature to add (2nd place would
probably be a search function).
On Sun, 10 Feb 2013 13:53:45 -0500, Mateusz
I just made a hex viewer and editor for DOS,
I still have to debug it, so if you find any bugs in it
let me know. I made this as I needed a small
hexeditor/viewer, and this fits the bill.
http://digitalatoll.com/pub/DMSOFT/hexed.zip
Egads - you are very right to remind me there Dennis and Rugxulo -
defragging is a bit of a reflex habit from my time as a disgruntled MS
user, I never consider it in my (user-level) Puppy Linux. I'll give
DOSFSCK a run, as I still query the format process on the SD-card.
Thanks too for the Chess
At 06:21 PM 2/10/2013, Chris Evans wrote:
I just made a hex viewer and editor for DOS,
I still have to debug it, so if you find any bugs in it
let me know. I made this as I needed a small
hexeditor/viewer, and this fits the bill.
Well, just had a quick look at it and beside the 32KB filesize
Hi!
No, you do have to scroll for ages as you say :)
Currently, you can only go up/low pgup/pgdown and home/end.
You are right - this (jump to offset) and a search feature are on the todo list
and definitely need to be added in the next version.
Thanks for your feedback!
Mateusz
TJ Edmister
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 12:49 AM, Andrew Robins arob...@fastmail.fm wrote:
Egads - you are very right to remind me there Dennis and Rugxulo -
defragging is a bit of a reflex habit from my time as a disgruntled MS
user, I never consider it in my (user-level) Puppy Linux. I'll give
DOSFSCK a
I usually don't use the installers, try to install manually:
- Copy KERNEL.SYS + FREECOM.COM + SYS.COM + WDE.COM
- Backup B.S. with WDE
- SYS C: /BOOTONLY
On 2/9/13, Ray Davison ray...@charter.net wrote:
A little background. My first PC ran DOS 3.3 on a 28M HDD that I broke
into three
