On Saturday, February 28, 2004, at 02:49 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
On 2/27/04 9:00 PM, Brian Futrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I have PC emulators (VirtualPC, RealPC), the PC Compatibility
card blows them away for speed with the hardware that I have.
Well, speaking of performance, you should be
Make 3 partitions, each 256MB in size. You won't have any files or programs
in DOS that need more space than that anyway.
Alternitively I can see about sending you the FDISK program for Win Me and
see if it formats FAT16 partitions.
On 2/27/04 8:02 PM, Brian Futrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday, February 27, 2004, at 11:05 PM, Robin Ashe wrote:
Make 3 partitions, each 256MB in size. You won't have any files or
programs
in DOS that need more space than that anyway.
Alternitively I can see about sending you the FDISK program for Win Me
and
see if it formats FAT16 partitions.
Brian Futrell wrote:
I've been trying to create a new drive image file for use with my PC
Compatibility Card. I've tried to create one while initializing it.
DOS can't see the drive. I then tried to make one without initializing
the drive. DOS will format it, but only 255MB out of 1024MB.
On 2/27/04 9:00 PM, Brian Futrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I have PC emulators (VirtualPC, RealPC), the PC Compatibility
card blows them away for speed with the hardware that I have.
Well, speaking of performance, you should be able to get a P2 system for a
pitance or even for free these
