Johnson Lam has posted a new 30-Sep-2011 DRIVERS.ZIP file on
his website at <http://johnson.tmfc.net/dos/driver.html>.
The UIDE, UIDE2 and UIDE-S drivers can now be assembled from
the UIDE.ASM source file, using a /dPMDVR switch for UIDE2
and a /dMINDVR switch for UIDE-S ("protected" or "minimum"
options). The three caching drivers now have common "core"
logic, and each runs 10 controllers, 34 BIOS disks/diskettes
and 8 CD/DVD drives. A lot less "upgrade work" for me with
only 1 source file, also a bit more "reliability" for users!
XMGR, RDISK, and UIDEJR (quite "different" and still has its
own source file!) are unchanged, and are merely re-dated for
consistency, as always.
Note: By error, the UIDE2.ASM source may still be included,
in the 30-Sep-2011 DRIVERS.ZIP file. UIDE2.ASM is obsolete
and should no longer be used -- It shall be deleted soon!
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