Eric Auer schrieb:
> Hi!
>
>> Eric, is it ok for you if I grab your answers and try do write
>> some documentation about compatibility in the dos wiki?
>
> Sure, why not :-) You can also ask Jim to publish it as a
> tech note (assuming those are easier to google as they are
> on freedos.org
Learned again. :)
Eric, is it ok for you if I grab your answers and try do write some
documentation about compatibility in the dos wiki?
-mr
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Bui
Hi Michael,
> 1) If FreeDOS can boot from some 'unusual' device such as USB harddisk
> or SATA hardisk then FreeDOS will access the disk with BIOS calls
> anyway. No extra drivers needed.
Correct. The BIOS drivers for USB can be slow, in particular
for writing, and they might conflict with other
This two questions are completely separate.
1) If FreeDOS can boot from some 'unusual' device such as USB harddisk
or SATA hardisk then FreeDOS will access the disk with BIOS calls
anyway. No extra drivers needed.
For any application there is NO difference compared to boot from
internal IDE? T
