Andrew,
You should look for a product called "Disk On Module". They are
composed of FLASH chips and are designed to be direct replacements for
IDE hard drives. Unlike a lot of CF cards that can be used with an CF
to IDE adapter but might not support CHS addressing, DOMs are designed
as IDE
Andrew,
> I anticipate replacing the dying and clunky old hard-drives for SD
> cards on a 44-pin IDE adapter for better performance and improved
> efficiency. I imagine that the recent improvements with FreeDOS'
> EIDE would facilitate a hardware upgrade like that - am I
> understanding that co
My primary interest in FreeDOS was both in sustainable computing
and "edutainment" for primary-shool age children. That is, using
classic, award-winning DOS games freely available from the Web on
ancient laptops (e.g., 48mb max RAM, pre-USB vintage) to provide
a living example of Reduce, Reuse, Rec
Hi Robert,
> Eric, you said dosemu does not need sudo. This is one of things that
> happen when I don't - Bob T.
>
> "robert@robert-desktop:~$ dosemu
> can't open "/home/robert/.dosemu/boot.log" for writing
> robert@robert-desktop:~$ "
Apparently your first / previous run was with sudo. You can
