Eric,
While I will work through this list of course, you would need to reach the
part of that Wikipedia article that talks of Norton 8, I honestly did not
even start using a computer until 1989, and did not own a copy of Norton
Utilities until after 200 at the earliest.
I used it as an example
Hi Karen,
the utilities recommended by Rober To sound useful:
HDAT2 harddisk repair and diagnostics ATA, ATAPI, SATA, USB, SCSI
ASTRA Advanced Sysinfo Tool and Reporting Assistant
HWiNFO system information, monitoring and diagnostics
Do you recall the items in norton utilities?
There is
Hi Eric,
Do you recall the items in norton utilities?
If not, I can post a list of the various tools?
I am hoping for a collection of options if that resonates.
Norton for example lets you create a repair boot disc, which would be a
fine start.
that disc then had items to check your hard drive
Hi, some ideas:
HDAT2/CBL Hard Disk Repair Utility
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HDAT2/CBL Hard Disk Repair Utility
HDAT2 is program for test or diagnostics of ATA/ATAPI/SATA, SSD, USB and SCSI
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ASTRA
Hi Karen,
please specify the type of diagnostics you would be interested in.
For example PCISLEEP can give you a list of PCI devices in your PC,
but you seem to be interested in disk or filesystem analysis etc.?
Maybe tools which display the SMART health status of your disks?
I remember having
Hi folks,
One stated advantage of freedos shared often is the ability to use more
contemporary hardware.
My hope is that there is also dos based software supporting the care and
diagnostics of that infrastructure?
For example, while I have Norton Utilities for DOS, it cannot see my
larger dri
Hi,
Please consider reporting this to libvirt on GitHub. I'm literally the
only user up there who asked for sb16 not to be axed. Speak up, or the
devs will speak for you - and usually against your interests.
Best regards,
Michał
W dniu 14.05.2024 o 12:12, Lukáš Kotek via Freedos-user pisze:
Good to know! I just upgraded to Fedora 40, and I use QEMU to run FreeDOS.
I'll have to update my script that runs QEMU.
On Tue, May 14, 2024, 5:35 AM Lukáš Kotek via Freedos-user <
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I recently hit a problem regarding Sound Blaste
Hello everyone,
I recently hit a problem regarding Sound Blaster 16 card and its
emulation using QEMU. In short, if 'sb16' device was specified, DOOM
always hung at the moment the sound was about to be initialized. If not,
everything worked properly, but without sound. I checked all the info
That attitude toward the MS-DOS source code seems rather limiting and
short-sighted.
My recent device driver worked well enough on later versions of DOS (and
FreeDOS) but I was having a devil of a time trying to figure out why DOS
2.x would not honor the device driver telling it that the media had
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