Hi Gregg,
> Boot from USB and it's there. I have a FreeDOS image for a 64 megabyte
> module, which someone French setup for these thin clients. It will boot
> just fine, but in French. Somehow it works around or ignores it hiding
> or disabling the IDE controller.
1) Where did you get the FreeDOS
Hi Greg,
I don't need anything complicated for DOS, just configuring the 128
meg RAM for as much EMS as possible because the old software I want to
run uses EMS not XMS, and USB support for reading files from flash
drives. Getting the Realtek AC97 sound and Realtek LAN working would
be nice, bu
Here's the FreeDOS image. Volume label is FREEDOS2012. Will mount in Quemu as a
RAW image. Can't relocate the site I downloaded it
from.https://anonfile.com/J8sau4d4bc/FreeDOS.rar
The storage is an IDE Flash Disk, AKA Disk On Module. It has a 44 pin female
header connector, same electrical inte
Some thoughts...
The storage is an IDE Flash Disk, AKA Disk On Module. It has a 44 pin
female header connector, same electrical interface as a 2.5" IDE hard
drive. They're available dirt cheap in sizes from 64 megabytes to 2
gigabytes, not so cheap in 4 and 8 gigabytes...
You can also use a c
Hi Gregg Eshelman via Freedos-user,
> Here's the FreeDOS image. Volume label is FREEDOS2012. Will mount in
> Quemu as a RAW image. Can't relocate the site I downloaded it from.
> https://anonfile.com/J8sau4d4bc/FreeDOS.rar
AUTOEXEC.BAT says: "Image pour le Wyse S30 par Quentin Bouteiller
(http://
The CNC control software has to have EMS. Without it, it can't use any more
than low memory. It's *old* software, capable of running on a 1981 vintage 5150
IBM PC. So I would assume it knows nothing of newer EMS types with their fancy
features. If only Light Machines, then Intelitek, had bothere
I just tried installing FreeDOS 1.2 Lite from a 512 meg USB drive onto a WYSE
S30. Result? Failure.
It boots and launches the setup. First is says there's no fixed disk, then is
says drive D: is not partitioned. So I have it partition and reboot.
Repeats this exactly the same. The BIOS *does* pre
Hi,
On Thu, Jan 4, 2018 at 6:36 PM, Gregg Eshelman via Freedos-user
wrote:
>
> The workaround at the bottom of this page will have to be implemented in
> FreeDOS in order to install it from USB.
Writing to MSRs? Do you really think that's what Quentin did? I
somehow doubt it. He seems to have us
It's apparently blocking the FreeDOS USB booted setup from making any writes to
IDE, after initially blocking it from detecting there's a drive there at all.
What would be nice is if I could get one of these thin clients in the hands of
someone who can check it out in depth to figure out what i
I found an "MS-DOS 7.1" boot floppy image and *this one* had no problems
booting the S30 with a USB floppy drive, wiping the DOM and creating a fresh
partition with FDISK, then rebooting and using format c: /s
NOW it's booted to a DOS prompt from the DOM.
So I'll try FreeDOS again..
Nope. Sam
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