At 02:38 PM 2/14/2006 +0100, Ladislav Lacina wrote:
OK. It seems that Diamondware can handle soundcard even without VDS
available but if is VDS supported only partially it protests.
here is the package: http://www.laaca.borec.cz/dwstk.zip
Just run the TEST.BAT file.
Says 'support for digitized
Hi Alain:
No config.sys. Just kernel.sys and command.com. Nothing
else on the stick (well, oscheck sometimes!).
I'm getting the same behavior when I use the FreeDOS
"SYS" command to format the USB stick on this computer.
Mark
Alain wrote:
in previous message:
> (since the HP utility "hide
in previous message:
> (since the HP utility "hides" the system files) at a:
That is usualy not compatible. I had many problems with such utilities
over the years. If you can disable it, it would be probably better.
Apparently, MSDOS boots the stick and assigns it C:.
Apparently, FreeDOS boo
Hi everyone:
OK, I'm an idiot. Alain has it exactly correct.
Apparently, MSDOS boots the stick and assigns it C:.
Apparently, FreeDOS boots it and assigns it as A:!
This means that I need to go back through my test cases and see
at what point I lost the ability to do a "dir a:". Further,
the H
Hi Alain:
This stick should boot as C:...it does in MSDOS and,
in some cases, FreeDOS. It would boot as A: only if I
was using another boot loader (like SYSLINUX) (I think).
If the stick were a:, it would boot to an "A:"
and I would see a blank disk (since the HP utility
"hides" the system file
Hi Mark,
I haven't really understood all that you did, but hear my comment anyway ;-)
If I run the utility, instruct it to format the USB stick and
use FreeDOS development (February 14, 2006) files, FreeDOS boots
to a C:\> prompt all right, but a "dir c:" shows me the files
from an extended FAT
