Hi!
12-Мар-2004 14:34 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kenneth J. Davis) wrote to
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- /Odrive - use fixed drive number (in hex) in boot sector.
>>MHT> If this switch is intended for compatibility with DR-DOS, drive number
This is rather functional compatablity, not syntaxtical.
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>>> - /Odrive - use fixed drive number (in hex) in boot sector.
>MHT> If this switch is intended for compatibility with DR-DOS, drive number
>MHT> should be given in decimal. Support for hex with '0x' and/or '$' prefix
>MHT> can be a nice extension, though :-)
>
> Inconsistent: address in /L op
Hi!
12-Мар-2004 19:34 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michal H. Tyc) wrote to
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>> - /Odrive - use fixed drive number (in hex) in boot sector.
MHT> If this switch is intended for compatibility with DR-DOS, drive number
MHT> should be given in decimal. Support for hex with '0x' and/or '$' pref
Hi,
On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 14:03:44 +0300 (MSK), Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
> - /Odrive - use fixed drive number (in hex) in boot sector.
If this switch is intended for compatibility with DR-DOS, drive number
should be given in decimal. Support for hex with '0x' and/or '$' prefix
can be a nice extens
Hi!
Let me remind some SYS issues (and my progress):
__O\_/_\_/O__
- BOTH and BOOTONLY are now options (should be prefixed by slash).
- duplicates for options /BOTH and /BOOTONLY now are allowed.
- options (except /CONFIG) may now used
Hi!
After some discussion with Eric, we decise that fixing non-filled
geometry should be in that way:
__O\_/_\_/O__
/* Linux dosfstools 'mkdosfs' treats all filesystems like images, so it does
not fill in the physical geometry. To ma
Hi!
While cleaning/tuning SYS, I found some bugs.
- for uppercasing file name should be used INT21/6504 service to correctly
work with file names with NLS characters.
- instead "<= FAT_MAGIC*" used "< FAT_MAGIC*" comparision. [BTW, FAT_MAGIC
and FAT_MAGIC16 should be FAT12_LAST and FAT1
Hi!
Please, explain me, what I should write in comments for correct_bpb()?
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