Hi,
> On Mar 15, 2021, at 7:12 PM, Eric Auer wrote:
>
>
> Hi!
>
> If that means that fdnet knows which driver WOULD match
> a given PCI ID, could it DISPLAY that info and let the
> user dig up the recommended driver manually? What does
> the current fdnet version do in such cases, silently
> l
Hi!
If that means that fdnet knows which driver WOULD match
a given PCI ID, could it DISPLAY that info and let the
user dig up the recommended driver manually? What does
the current fdnet version do in such cases, silently
load another driver in the hope that the hardware would
actually be virtua
Hi Andrea,
OK, just at a glance, you already have the functioning packet driver
when you load ODIPKT, the ODI driver lists the MAC address, line speed, etc.
What it appears FDNET is doing is attempting to identify and load an
additional packet driver, using the configuration in MTCP.CFG withi
Hi,
Unfortunately, there are only a few actual drivers that can be included in the
FDNET package. This greatly limits the usefulness of FDNET.
However, the supplied drivers work well in VirtualBox and VWware. Although not
tested, it should support some versions of QEMU.
There was a recent upd
Thanks for your interest:
this is what appears when I load my
ethernet packet driver:
_2 DRIVE(S) AVAILABLE. _
_NOVELL LINK SUPPORT
LAYER FOR DOS ODI V2.20 (960401) _
_(C) COPYRIGHT 1990 - 1996, BY
NOVELL, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. _
_BUFFERS 6 1600 _
_THE
CONFIGURATION FILE USED WAS "C:BROAD
Hi Jon,
Very intriguing.
What makes you so certain it's a HPA as opposed to just reducing the
disk capacity? My understanding was that HPA areas were used for
internal drive housekeeping, or perhaps for manufacturer diagnostics,
but since by definition the host can't see it (otherwise it wouldn'
On 3/13/21 5:42 AM, Adam Nielsen via Freedos-user wrote:
As I said before, I suspect what's happening is that the adapter
is detecting something that the BIOS is doing while trying to figure
out the capacity of the disk, and "helpfully" setting up an HPA on
the drive (and doing so so aggressivel
Thank you (merci) . I ll try to make the same bug but on the other side with my
freedos vm . My last freedos install is bad. No Pack install. The prob not come
from freedos. Jim h say that it is not make for vms. The pb. Come from users .
Than i can use it and tell you about fdnet.bat . Virtualb
Hello Andrea,
Perhaps you can post some screenshots of the messages you are receiving
when the packet driver loads?
Thanks,
Dean.
On 3/15/2021 12:28 AM, andrea...@tiscali.it wrote:
*hi at all *
*in freedos1.3 there is in C:/fdos/bin the program fdnet.bat. **Ok: wiki.fredos.org explains that
hi at all
in freedos1.3 there is in C:/fdos/bin the program
fdnet.bat.
OK: WIKI.FREDOS.ORG EXPLAINS THAT IT IS A PROGRAM FOR
VIRTUALBOX, AND THAT IN CASE YOU HAVE A FREEDOS WITHOUT VIRTUALBOX YOU
HAVE TO WRITE A LINE FIRST WITH YOUR ETHERNET PACKET DRIVER.
Well, i
don't have virtualbox and i
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