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Many thanks, Diego. It is, then, a known problem (ocurred in last
version too, but doesn't seem to arise under MS-DOS or NTVDM, so as
you say the problem may be in FreeCOM).
I would like to investigate into that too, although I just wanted to
clean up some missing bugs in KEYB itself before proceed
> Hi,
>
> Memory in separate MCBs is not written to after being loaded. I'll
> try
> to do some testings myself (it seems to work ok under NTVDM and
> MS-DOS). The following variants occur to me:
> - With/without EMM386
> - Different versions of FreeCOM
> - Use /B to avoid beeping at all
> Testin
Hi!
30-Авг-2006 17:00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Collin Donnell) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
CD> Seems to be much faster when I run without drivers.
CD> Anyone know why or what causes this?
What mean "slow" (how you measure? how much "slow"?)? What you mean by
"drivers"?
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There's good news and there's bad news. The good news is that,
as you expected, there's only a small difference between a big write
cache with a long delay and a small write cache with a short delay.
The bad news is that I found some big performance problems (in
reading and deleti
Hi all, forwarding a message from Imre.
You should probably use DEFRAG 0.9 or
older versions until the 1.x series is
repaired.
Eric
-- Forwarded message --
> Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 12:15:23 +
> Subject: [Freedos-devel] defrag problems
Hi,
It seems that the latest version o
Eric Auer wrote:
> Hi, as fdshield could conceivably freeze DOS,
> I replaced all "retf +2" commands in fdshield
> by less "invasive" code. This means that the
> updated fdshield no longer messes for example
> with the interrupt enabled / disabled state
> of the caller. The update should make fdshi
Andrew Greenberg wrote:
> As far as I can tell, PCI parallel port cards do not work under FreeDOS.
> Is that true? Does anyone have any guidance on getting PCI parallel
No. Some work in DOS, some not.
> ports to work under FreeDOS?
Use, e.g., http://www.exsys.ch/english/products/ex_41012_41212.
