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Programming / Re: OS2AHCI interface?
« on: April 20, 2020, 09:03:42 pm »
Hi Dariusz
I knew I had bumped into the X-it problem somewhere before but had to dig up a copy of USBcfg readme to check. When I first released USBcfg someone reported a problem starting USBcfg which turned out to be X-it related.
Not knowing X-it myself I wonder why there is a problem with USBcfg and PMsmartcl. What the 2 apps have in common is that they are both developed using WDSibyl and, probably more to the point, both use a non-resizeable window with only Minimise and Close icons. I suspect X-it is not able to add it's icon to this type of window.
Out of Interest: Why is your SATA DVD connected to a SATA Adapter but using the IDE driver rather than AHCI?
Thanks for pointing out the smartctl '--identify' option, not sure how I missed it before, now added to PMsmartcl options also added code for choosing a Text Editor, should be releasing an update soon - just need to work out a bit more code.
Not sure about developing "a storage device quasi-sysinfo type of a thing" though...
Regards
Pete
I knew I had bumped into the X-it problem somewhere before but had to dig up a copy of USBcfg readme to check. When I first released USBcfg someone reported a problem starting USBcfg which turned out to be X-it related.
Not knowing X-it myself I wonder why there is a problem with USBcfg and PMsmartcl. What the 2 apps have in common is that they are both developed using WDSibyl and, probably more to the point, both use a non-resizeable window with only Minimise and Close icons. I suspect X-it is not able to add it's icon to this type of window.
Out of Interest: Why is your SATA DVD connected to a SATA Adapter but using the IDE driver rather than AHCI?
Thanks for pointing out the smartctl '--identify' option, not sure how I missed it before, now added to PMsmartcl options also added code for choosing a Text Editor, should be releasing an update soon - just need to work out a bit more code.
Not sure about developing "a storage device quasi-sysinfo type of a thing" though...
Regards
Pete