Hi Johnson, >>Sure... UIDE, gcdrom, gxcdrom (or was it xgcdrom?), >>should be no problem. If you boot from it, you can >>also use bios as driver (plus eltorito,sys). Same >>for SATA DVD and BD drives, but remember that our >>SHSUCDX and MSCDEX both support only ISO9660, not >>UDF formatted disks :-) Does anybody have "UDFCDX"?
> Jack found that UDF will make the SHSUCDX very big, so he left it. Thanks for the warning, but I think people would still be happy to have UDF abilities, even if they have to boot with a big driver. They can still keep it out of their normal boot config and put it into a config sys menu item. You can compare it with MSCLIENT for using network drives: The driver is big, but sometimes it is worth the memory to get a special job done :-) As you can guess, I would suggest to put UDF not into a common SHSUCDX but into a "special edition" UDF-CDX. Alain, you started the thread, do you think such a big UDF CDEX driver would be useful? Or do you think that it would indeed be too big and too complex for most? Eric ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
