On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 12:59 AM, dos386 wrote:
>> Compaq MS-DOS 3.31, large FAT32 partitions with up to 32 sectors
>> per cluster for partitions up to 2GB
>
> You meant probably:
>
> Compaq MS-DOG 3.31, large FAT16 partitions with up to 64 sectors
> per cluster (32 KiB) for partitions up to almos
> Compaq MS-DOS 3.31, large FAT32 partitions with up to 32 sectors
> per cluster for partitions up to 2GB
You meant probably:
Compaq MS-DOG 3.31, large FAT16 partitions with up to 64 sectors
per cluster (32 KiB) for partitions up to almost 2 GiB
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On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 5:38 AM, jasse...@itelefonica.com.br
wrote:
> Recently posted in this list:
>
>>(Alain Mouette)
>>No it has never been illegal, and it always worked
>>just fine. I use these since forever... what happened
>>is that most tools did not have a way of making them,
>>but if you
Recently posted in this list:
>(Alain Mouette)
>No it has never been illegal, and it always worked
>just fine. I use these since forever... what happened
>is that most tools did not have a way of making them,
>but if you know how to make them it allways worked
>since MSDOS-3.
>(Liam Proven)
>
>All labels are unique and contain the drive letter. Do you consider
>DOS, W2K and Warp4 to be obscure? Also every partition has a directory
>of the form "1_Name_X" where X is the drive letter. The one forces it
>to sort at the top. So from any HDD utility or directory listing I know
>the p
Eric Auer wrote:
>
> Oops sorry I mean sys.txt, not config.txt ...
OK. There is also SYS.EN.
The only SYS I know about is SYS.COM. I have been trying;
C:\FDOS\BIN\sys.com dlasort=X
Is this correct, and if so where do I put it? So far all I have gotten
is a SYS help screen.
>
>>Do you unders
Hi!
> > Hi, maybe it is useful to try SYS CONFIG to switch
> > the DLASORT option to 0 or 1. Please read the docs
> > to be more exact, the config.txt file :-)
Oops sorry I mean sys.txt, not config.txt ...
> A search for DLASORT*.* failed to find anything on the CD or HDD.
> I also do not find
chris evans wrote:
> Better to label your drive volumes to something other than obscure or
> drive letters, like DATA, or your name. that way when you in a fdisk
> program or other OS you can see what is what and not cause an
> accident. Curious, I thought that the DOS will only point C: to the
>
Eric Auer wrote:
> Hi, maybe it is useful to try SYS CONFIG to switch
> the DLASORT option to 0 or 1. Please read the docs,
> to be more exact, the config.txt file :-) Probably
> still does not behave as DR DOS, but I do remember
> that DLASORT is there because some people were not
> happy with the
Hi, maybe it is useful to try SYS CONFIG to switch
the DLASORT option to 0 or 1. Please read the docs,
to be more exact, the config.txt file :-) Probably
still does not behave as DR DOS, but I do remember
that DLASORT is there because some people were not
happy with the "behave as MS DOS" default
?
--chris
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- Original Message
From: Alain M. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 7:43:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Partition layout
Ray Davison escreveu:
> The labels include the drive letters
I've got a SUSE LINUX Pro 9.3, IBM PC DOS 6.x(drive C:), MS-Win98E(drive
C:), IBM Warp 3(drive F:) on /dev/hda and booted using GRUB as a boot
manager. GRUB has a number of features for booting most any OS which may
help your situation. I hide and unhide various partitions as necessary to
get th
Ray Davison escreveu:
> The labels include the drive letters, if they boot to their physical
> position. And that is the challenge. Booting FreeDOS 1.0, the W2K-D
> primary picks up the letter after any extended partitions. With DRDOS
> 7.01 Fat32, they hold their physical position.
Extra
I have always had a single primary C for DOS and W9X, and everything
else extended. W2K then puts it's boot files on C. That can cause
problems trying to restore the W2K partition from backup.
So I created the drive below. I am sure it will wrap. Sorry.
The labels include the drive letters,
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