>> The FAT file system is defined by DOS, and I want UIDE/UIDE2 to
>> have NO run-time "dependencies" on the DOS system.
>
> Nice in theory, but unfortunately doesn't work in practice.
Sure seems to, since before this thread, UIDE/UIDE2 have "trapped" only
BIOS Int 13h I-O requests, and no one has
Jack:
> The FAT file system is defined by DOS, and I want UIDE/UIDE2 to
> have NO run-time "dependencies" on the DOS system.
Nice in theory, but unfortunately doesn't work in practice.
DOS's management of the change line is under the sole auspices of the block
device driver, not hardware/BIOS (
