Hi,
Some kind person on the net once submitted to me a very nice piece of
Pascal code able (allegedly) to determine up to 30 different kinds of
media. Unfortunately, I no longer know where I do have it.
I wrote a small piece of code to detect 4-5 types for FreePascal some
time ago, but I doubt
(Un)fortunately, FAT is so inherent to DOS in a way that no block
devices can host other fs (all the rest are "network file systems"),
that I doubt that these ideas, yet if marvelous, are hardly possible.
Aitor
Christian Voß escribió:
Hi,
I can't understand the crying about the FAT patent.
Oh yes I know what a firewall is. For MS-DOS i know that there is now firewall need, but DR-DOS / FreeDOS is perhaps another thing. Ok, there is no firewall and that is all I wanna know. Thanks to you.
2006/2/13, Robert Riebisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Michael McStarfighter wrote:> does a firewall for
Michael McStarfighter wrote:
> does a firewall for DOS exist? If it is, where can I find it?
No, because there is no need for such a thing.
You probably never understood what a network firewall is! DOS doesn't
offer out-of-the-box networking services to the world.
Robert Riebisch
--
BTTR Softw
Hi,
does a firewall for DOS exist? If it is, where can I find it?
Thanks a lot.
Regards
McStarfighter
P.S.: You CAN answer in german, too.
Aber solange ich die genannten Programme nicht aufrufe, ginge es, oder ?!
DOS ruft die Programme doch nicht etwa beim Booten auf, solange sie nicht in der autoexec.bat stehen?!
Am 13.02.06 schrieb Florian Xaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi!Meinst du mit Hardlinks Datei-Links die auf einen anderen Eintr
Hi!
Meinst du mit Hardlinks Datei-Links die auf einen anderen Eintrag (eine
andere Datei) in der FAT zeigt? Wenn ja, dann nein. Ist zwar theoretisch
möglich, scandisk und chkdsk Programme würdne es aber wieder reparieren.
VlG aus Österreich ;-)
Flo
Michael McStarfighter wrote:
Hi,
I ask m
Hi,
I ask me if FreeDOS can read and use Hardlinks. And if it isn't, is there a tool which makes it possible?
Thanks a lot.
Regards from Germany.
P.S.: You can answer me in german, too.