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Applications / Re: Fonts in Lotus Word Pro
« on: February 26, 2016, 05:25:26 pm »
Hi Neil,
that is what it looks like on my machine.
that is what it looks like on my machine.
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Really, how the bios/firmware will recognise it to be a bootable device. So booting over LAN is only possible with additional USB floppy or other storage device.
More interesting would be common use in a LAN environment. How much throughput and how reliable for small/bigger files sent by ftp? Well, it's funny that this chinese crap works at all to some degree.
Good luck for locating such specific device, or happy patching (line 770 of drvstub1.pas), compling and testing.
There's only one connectivity solution (besides using Kawasaki LSI compatible adapters with cable converter) left in this scenario. An USB to RS232 adapter, but that is limited to 460.8 Kbps. USB to RS485 adapters can handle up to double throughput, but here you need a custom driver and a special device at the destination port.
... however sneakernet should work at least.
Not really. The existing USB Ethernet driver is limited to a specific chipset (KAWASAKI LSI KL5KUSB101).
The driver even loads some firmware code onto the chip on system start which makes it specific to that chipset.
Additionally, this is NOT a WLAN Ethernet driver. It's limited to (wired) LAN.
Reference: [Arca Noae] Checked your disk lately?
It is a great milestone for DFSee to support GPT, but I'm still thinking how useful will be that for OS2-eCS-BlueLion installation.
I'm guessing that it should be useful for someone to boot from USB/CD and with DFSee try to repartition and already partitioned HDD (by Windows or Linux) and resize partition to fit OS2-eCS-BlueLion. (and of course use all the great features of DFSee on a GPT drive) But once you boot the Installer will it recognize the installation partition on GPT or after installing the OS, will it boot?