Hi!
15-Июл-2004 19:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Norman Bauer) wrote to
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NB> 1. Is it possible to port FreeDOS to work on a journaling file system
NB> like Reiser, Ext2/3, JFS, etc; ?
You can't "port to", but you may run under FreeDOS any driver, which
will implement access to partitions/devices with any file system.
NB> 2. Does anyone know of a project/group that is attempting to build
NB> TCP/IP into the FreeDOS Kernel?
I don't know, but there are no reason to "built into" TCP/IP into
kernel. You always may run TCP/IP drivers in FreeDOS, as in any other DOS.
NB> I had reviewed several post in the archives (or maybe it was a BBS)
NB> about the debate over building CDROM driver into the Kernel,
Why? What wrong with external driver(s)? Especially there are many
different devices and buses: SCSI, IDE, USB and buse...
NB> I believe the consensus from the developers was not to build them into it.
Of course. Especially because FreeDOS isn't brand new OS, this is clone
of MS-DOS.
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