> Anyone has an idea if USB ports have a sequence or so? All the internal
> USB-related stuff (including PCI cards/slots, USB host controllers/slots, USB
> hub ports, for USB disks the number of partitions, etc.) have internal
> numbers associated with them (normally hidden so that you don't kno
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On 6/7/2021 7:19 AM, Thomas Desi wrote:
Hi, yes, same with me.
I only wonder if there is a logic in which USB slot comes first.
(I have two USB slots on top of my machine, and it is always the
"left" of those two, which then becomes
C:, and the other D:
Anyone has an idea if USB ports have a s
cool, thx.
And... if I am running FreeDOS on bare metal only - maybe in the BIOS somewhere
or is there a helper app somewhere in FDOS that lists the device? Probabely a
case for Georg Potthast...?
Thomas
> On Mon,20210607- week23, at 16:25, Tomas By wrote:
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> On Mon, 07 Jun 2021 16:19:23 +0
On Mon, 07 Jun 2021 16:19:23 +0200, Thomas Desi wrote:
> Anyone has an idea if USB ports have a sequence or so?
Of course they do. `lsusb' in Linux lists the `device numbers.'
/Tomas
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Hi, yes, same with me.
I only wonder if there is a logic in which USB slot comes first.
(I have two USB slots on top of my machine, and it is always the "left" of
those two, which then becomes
C:, and the other D:
Anyone has an idea if USB ports have a sequence or so?
regards,
Thomas
> On Mon
Hey,
Thanks for responding. So I ended up getting USB drive support to work. The
only trick is you need to insert the device at boot, no hot swapping.
On Sun, Jun 6, 2021, 23:27 dmccunney, wrote:
> On Sun, Jun 6, 2021 at 10:51 PM joseph turco
> wrote:
> >
> > i'm looking at installing freeDOS
> On Sun, Jun 6, 2021 at 10:51 PM joseph turco
> wrote:
> > i'm looking at installing freeDOS on an older (XP era)
> > computer. [...] I read somewhere that USB drives are not read by
> > the OS while it's already booted, but WILL read USB drives if it's
> > inserted upon boot. Is this correct?
Hi Joseph,
I cannot speak to freedos itself, I run MS Dos 7.1 exclusively on my p3
computer.
Still, when I wish to use my external USB drive, it serves as my backup
method, indeed I uncomment the dos USB driver I run in my config.sys
file, turn of my machine, attach the drive, and power it
On Sun, Jun 6, 2021 at 10:51 PM joseph turco wrote:
>
> i'm looking at installing freeDOS on an older (XP era) computer. I'm sorry
> for my ignorance, but i'm trying to figure out usb support. I read somewhere
> that USB drives are not read by the OS while it's already booted, but WILL
> read U
hello all,
i'm looking at installing freeDOS on an older (XP era) computer. I'm sorry
for my ignorance, but i'm trying to figure out usb support. I read
somewhere that USB drives are not read by the OS while it's already booted,
but WILL read USB drives if it's inserted upon boot. Is this correct?
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