If I remember correctly, Windows 2000 install files are 8.3 so long file
name support is not required.
And for lfn files I would either transfer them over the network or use zip
files to contain the lfn. I use info-zip punzip when I fiddle with Windows
2000.
I remember in school that we installed w
I did a quick search for "WiFi Ethernet bridge" and found that netgear
makes one, I know that some of TP-Link travel routers support it as well.
But this is assuming that there is a ethernet port available and is
supported.
//Pär
Den tis 8 jan. 2019 21:32 skrev Roderick Klein :
> On 8-01-19 21
I have seen logic analysers that claim to get a sample rate up to 1 MHz
from the parallel port depending on hardware.
https://jwasys.home.xs4all.nl/old/diy2.html
If I remember correctly, isn't there a 18.5 Hz interrupt/clock as standard
on the pc? Might be useful to know for original poster.
Den
I must ask, does your computer system have BIOS (Legacy boot) or only UEFI/EFI?
FreeDOS does not support UEFI, only BIOS since FreeDOS uses BIOS for
the built in drivers, for example for hard-drive access.
If your system support BIOS then it would be easy to use syslinux(usb
drive)/isolinux(optical
One idiot-prof way to install freedos would be by deploying a disk image to
the ssd in some automated fashion. In other words, give no options to the
user.
I have no experience of doing this automatically so I cannot help you
there, manually I use dd on Linux to do this when I need to.
Den tis 6 n
If I understand correctly, TRIM is used on SSDs without dram cache to clean
up the drive after a cirtain number of writes so the drive can keep its
speed up. I take this information from this video
https://youtu.be/v7YBCynA-b0 (they are not fool prof but it seems logical.)
So as I understand it, y
Den tor 4 okt. 2018 16:11Mateusz Viste skrev:
> On Thu, 04 Oct 2018 13:17:27 +0200, Pär Moberg wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I am looking for a free, preferably opensource, video player.
> > Codec supported must be Cinepak and either alaw or Microsoft ADPCM.
> > Should have
Hello,
I am looking for a free, preferably opensource, video player.
Codec supported must be Cinepak and either alaw or Microsoft ADPCM.
Should have support for Cinepak, 16-bit pcm, alaw and Microsoft ADPCM.
All of this in a AVI container.
I have found quickview while searching but it is neither f
