Hi Robert,
> 1) ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/arcers/jam125sw.zip
> JAM is a transparent hard disk compressor, which enlarges your disk
> space. With the JAM you will forget about annoying messages like
> 'Insufficient disk space...' with no need to purchase a new hard disk.
It only m
Besides the idea is completely other (and not bad at all, if you ask
me). Appart from realtime compression, I think you save a lot from the
variable-sectors-per-cluster approach... (Just the reason why a file
of 1 byte of size may get compressed on a 1:32 ratio ;) ).
Aitor
2009/4/12 Eric Auer :
>
Hi,
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DoubleSpace
>
>> Note also that I have FreeDOS installed on a SD card in my PDA. Not sure
>> these "hard disk" utilities will work in this case.
>
> Those tools use the standard Int13h interface. So they don't care about
> SD or CF...
On the other hand, DoubleS
Michael Horvath wrote:
> Yes, I am using an x86 emulator on my PDA. I would also like the
> compressed files to be readable by my Pocket PC's native operating system.
No way until you write some compatible software for the PDA.
Robert Riebisch
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Robert Riebisch wrote:
> Michael Horvath wrote:
>
>> I know there used to be a DOS utility called DOUBLESPACE. Not sure if it
>> works for FreeDOS.
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DoubleSpace
>
>> Note also that I have FreeDOS installed on a SD card in my PDA. Not sure
>> these "hard disk" ut
Michael Horvath wrote:
> I know there used to be a DOS utility called DOUBLESPACE. Not sure if it
> works for FreeDOS.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DoubleSpace
> Note also that I have FreeDOS installed on a SD card in my PDA. Not sure
> these "hard disk" utilities will work in this case.
Thos
Robert Riebisch wrote:
> Michael Horvath wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to compress folders so they take up less space? Ideally,
>> I would like to be able to compress into a zip file, and still have the
>> OS treat it as a regular folder. As long as other OSs can view/access
>> the folder and its
Michael Horvath wrote:
> Is there a way to compress folders so they take up less space? Ideally,
> I would like to be able to compress into a zip file, and still have the
> OS treat it as a regular folder. As long as other OSs can view/access
> the folder and its files, then any type of compres
Is there a way to compress folders so they take up less space? Ideally,
I would like to be able to compress into a zip file, and still have the
OS treat it as a regular folder. As long as other OSs can view/access
the folder and its files, then any type of compression is OK.
Thanks.
-Mike
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