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  1. Hab mir grad mal für meine MS-DOS-Sammlung ein paar Bootdisketten für Partition Magic 8.0 erstellt und eingelagert. Funktioniert problemlos auf allerlei Konfigurationen!

    Wer weiß, wofür man's nochmal braucht:

    archive.org/details/partition-

    #RetroComputing #DOSGaming #Emulation #PartitionMagic #PowerQuest #MSDOS #DRDOS #PCGaming

  2. Hab mir grad mal für meine MS-DOS-Sammlung ein paar Bootdisketten für Partition Magic 8.0 erstellt und eingelagert. Funktioniert problemlos auf allerlei Konfigurationen!

    Wer weiß, wofür man's nochmal braucht:

    archive.org/details/partition-

    #RetroComputing #DOSGaming #Emulation #PartitionMagic #PowerQuest #MSDOS #DRDOS #PCGaming

  3. The more I look at or use #drdos, the more I understand why my dad, back in the day, said we can absolutely not switch from #msdos. It kinda sucks.
  4. The more I look at or use #drdos, the more I understand why my dad, back in the day, said we can absolutely not switch from #msdos. It kinda sucks.
  5. The more I look at or use #drdos, the more I understand why my dad, back in the day, said we can absolutely not switch from #msdos. It kinda sucks.
  6. Mein erstes Betriebssystem auf einem IBM-kompatiblen PC war übrigens DR DOS 3.41 - und ich bin dann auch bis DR DOS 6 dabei geblieben. MS DOS konnte mich nie wirklich überzeugen.

    Nach DR DOS 6 stand für mich aber OS/2 im Fokus, und ich habe die weitere und verworrene Entwicklung von DR-DOS/OpenDOS 7.x unter Novell, Caldera, Lineo und DeviceLogics bzw. Udo Kuhnt (Enhanced DR-DOS) nicht mehr verfolgt.

    Interessant war es für mich noch, DR DOS innerhalb von OS/2 zu verwenden, als virtuelle Maschine ("DOS von Diskette starten").

    #Dos #DRDos #DR_Dos

  7. Mein erstes Betriebssystem auf einem IBM-kompatiblen PC war übrigens DR DOS 3.41 - und ich bin dann auch bis DR DOS 6 dabei geblieben. MS DOS konnte mich nie wirklich überzeugen.

    Nach DR DOS 6 stand für mich aber OS/2 im Fokus, und ich habe die weitere und verworrene Entwicklung von DR-DOS/OpenDOS 7.x unter Novell, Caldera, Lineo und DeviceLogics bzw. Udo Kuhnt (Enhanced DR-DOS) nicht mehr verfolgt.

    Interessant war es für mich noch, DR DOS innerhalb von OS/2 zu verwenden, als virtuelle Maschine ("DOS von Diskette starten").

    #Dos #DRDos #DR_Dos

  8. New binary release 20240914 of the EDR-DOS kernel is out. This release fixes a few boot and compatibility problems with original IBM-PC and with disks larger than 502 GiB.

    github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS

  9. New binary release 20240914 of the EDR-DOS kernel is out. This release fixes a few boot and compatibility problems with original IBM-PC and with disks larger than 502 GiB.

    github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS

  10. New binary release 20240914 of the EDR-DOS kernel is out. This release fixes a few boot and compatibility problems with original IBM-PC and with disks larger than 502 GiB.

    github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS

  11. New binary release 20240914 of the EDR-DOS kernel is out. This release fixes a few boot and compatibility problems with original IBM-PC and with disks larger than 502 GiB.

    github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS

  12. I today released a new version of the EDR-DOS kernel and command interpreter.

    We made progress in preventing the EDR kernel from accessing uninitialized partitions.

    This is an interesting one: DR-DOS shipped with a FDISK program which initialzed partitions with a file system right away, without the user having to FORMAT it. But because of this, the DR-DOS kernel never implemented proper filesystem validation.

    The whole thing falls apart when using the EDR kernel with Free FDISK and NOT formatting a partition. Curiously, the kernel could then access the non-existing filesystem. But not anymore...

    You can get it at github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS #FreeDOS

  13. I today released a new version of the EDR-DOS kernel and command interpreter.

    We made progress in preventing the EDR kernel from accessing uninitialized partitions.

    This is an interesting one: DR-DOS shipped with a FDISK program which initialzed partitions with a file system right away, without the user having to FORMAT it. But because of this, the DR-DOS kernel never implemented proper filesystem validation.

    The whole thing falls apart when using the EDR kernel with Free FDISK and NOT formatting a partition. Curiously, the kernel could then access the non-existing filesystem. But not anymore...

    You can get it at github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS #FreeDOS

  14. I today released a new version of the EDR-DOS kernel and command interpreter.

    We made progress in preventing the EDR kernel from accessing uninitialized partitions.

    This is an interesting one: DR-DOS shipped with a FDISK program which initialzed partitions with a file system right away, without the user having to FORMAT it. But because of this, the DR-DOS kernel never implemented proper filesystem validation.

    The whole thing falls apart when using the EDR kernel with Free FDISK and NOT formatting a partition. Curiously, the kernel could then access the non-existing filesystem. But not anymore...

    You can get it at github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS #FreeDOS

  15. I today released a new version of the EDR-DOS kernel and command interpreter.

    We made progress in preventing the EDR kernel from accessing uninitialized partitions.

    This is an interesting one: DR-DOS shipped with a FDISK program which initialzed partitions with a file system right away, without the user having to FORMAT it. But because of this, the DR-DOS kernel never implemented proper filesystem validation.

    The whole thing falls apart when using the EDR kernel with Free FDISK and NOT formatting a partition. Curiously, the kernel could then access the non-existing filesystem. But not anymore...

    You can get it at github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/rele

    #DOS #DRDOS #EDRDOS #FreeDOS

  16. A little update on my DRDOS kernel project: I managed to produce a single-file version of the kernel. It normally consists of DRBIO.SYS and DRDOS.SYS.

    The name of the combined kernel is KERNEL.SYS and supports the FreeDOS load protocol (have to sort out a few minor bugs though). This means that it can be installed with the same SYS command as the FreeDOS kernel.

    1.44M floppy images and binaries may be found at:
    github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/acti

    #DOS #DRDOS #FreeDOS

  17. A little update on my DRDOS kernel project: I managed to produce a single-file version of the kernel. It normally consists of DRBIO.SYS and DRDOS.SYS.

    The name of the combined kernel is KERNEL.SYS and supports the FreeDOS load protocol (have to sort out a few minor bugs though). This means that it can be installed with the same SYS command as the FreeDOS kernel.

    1.44M floppy images and binaries may be found at:
    github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/acti

    #DOS #DRDOS #FreeDOS

  18. A little update on my DRDOS kernel project: I managed to produce a single-file version of the kernel. It normally consists of DRBIO.SYS and DRDOS.SYS.

    The name of the combined kernel is KERNEL.SYS and supports the FreeDOS load protocol (have to sort out a few minor bugs though). This means that it can be installed with the same SYS command as the FreeDOS kernel.

    1.44M floppy images and binaries may be found at:
    github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/acti

    #DOS #DRDOS #FreeDOS

  19. I finished porting the Enhanced #DRDOS source code to the #JWasm assembler. It can now be built solely with open source tools and under different operating systems than DOS.

    In the near future I will regularly provide ready to go binary builds.

    github.com/svardos/edrdos

  20. I finished porting the Enhanced #DRDOS source code to the #JWasm assembler. It can now be built solely with open source tools and under different operating systems than DOS.

    In the near future I will regularly provide ready to go binary builds.

    github.com/svardos/edrdos

  21. I finished porting the Enhanced #DRDOS source code to the #JWasm assembler. It can now be built solely with open source tools and under different operating systems than DOS.

    In the near future I will regularly provide ready to go binary builds.

    github.com/svardos/edrdos

  22. I finished porting the Enhanced #DRDOS source code to the #JWasm assembler. It can now be built solely with open source tools and under different operating systems than DOS.

    In the near future I will regularly provide ready to go binary builds.

    github.com/svardos/edrdos