OK, thanks Hans.
I've updated the URL in the Links area.
Joe.
--- In ArachneDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, Hans-Georg Hampel <hanshampel@...>
wrote:
>
> j_ds_au schrieb:
>
> > Hi Glenn,
> >
> > Thanks for passing that on.
> >
> > I see from your web site that tabs.apm is some new thingy
> > from Ron, which I am not familiar with - yet.
> >
> > I've also updated your home page link here, but with the
> > closure of Geocities, I notice that Hans-Georg's home page
> > link also needs updating (however, I don't know what his
> > new site is at the present).
> >
> > Joe.
> >
>
>
> http://arachne-browser.homepage.t-online.de/adressbuch/start.htm
>
> hans hampel
>
j_ds_au schrieb:
> Hi Glenn,
>
> Thanks for passing that on.
>
> I see from your web site that tabs.apm is some new thingy
> from Ron, which I am not familiar with - yet.
>
> I've also updated your home page link here, but with the
> closure of Geocities, I notice that Hans-Georg's home page
> link also needs updating (however, I don't know what his
> new site is at the present).
>
> Joe.
>
http://arachne-browser.homepage.t-online.de/adressbuch/start.htm
hans hampel
A bit of an update here (FYI) ...
I've been using an external USB hard-drive to back-up
my drive partitions, using Norton Ghost 8.3 and these
USB drivers below ...
What I've found is :
1) di1000dd only works with MBR-formatted drives.
2) nj32disk only works with non-MBR formatted drives.
3) aspidisk works with either / both.
So, (1) is the reason why di1000dd didn't work for me
originally (my USB drives at the time were formatted
as "removable" media).
I've also found that both di1000dd and aspidisk won't
work for partitions of 64G or higher (I doubt nj32disk
will either, since larger drives aren't usually (ever?)
formatted sans MBR).
Finally, I've also determined that of the above three
drivers, only di1000dd provides Interrupt $13 services
so only this will allow fdisk to see your USB drive.
(However, if you don't have a valid partition to begin
with, di1000dd won't load, so it's a bit of a Catch 22
situation).
Joe.
--- In ArachneDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, "da Silva, Joe" <Joe.daSilva@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> As I have mentioned in the past, the only USB driver
> combination that has worked for me is (well, has been)
> usbaspi 2.20 (Panasonic) with nj32disk 1.06 (DatOptic).
> However, nj32disk only seems to recognize USB drives
> that are formatted as "removable" media (with a boot
> sector at LBA=0).
>
> All other driver combinations (including the popular
> usbaspi + di1000dd) failed, typically "hanging" my PC.
>
> However, recently I managed to find some more of the
> Adaptec ASPI drivers, in an archive called 'dosdrvr.exe'
> (just search the web, I can't find it at Adaptec's site).
> Now I have a second driver combination that works for me :
>
> Panasonic's usbaspi 2.20 + Adaptec's aspidisk 4.01b
>
> This driver combination also recognizes USB drives that
> are formatted like a hard drive (partition table at LBA=0
> and separate boot sector at LBA>0)! It uses about 5k
> additional RAM, but you'd expect it to use a bit more,
> since it does more ... :-)
>
> I hope you find this information useful.
>
> BTW, I should also mention a totally different driver set,
> dosusb + usbdisk, is partially successful for me, although
> it still needs further development/debugging. However the
> dosusb driver package intends to provide more general USB
> support in DOS, not just "disk" drives. For more details,
> see http://www.georgpotthast.de/usb/
>
> Joe.
>
FYI,
I'm re-vamping my hard drives and re-organising
their partitions at the moment. And I can confirm
that the hacked IO.SYS mentioned below does fix
some buggy LBA addressing in M$-DOS 7.10.
Joe.
--- In ArachneDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, "Joe da Silva" <Joe.daSilva@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> In these days of very high capacity hard drives,
> users of M$-DOS 7.10 (from M$W 95a through 98SE)
> and 8.0 (from M$W-ME) may encounter certain bugs
> with LBA (logical block addressing), as required
> to break the "8G barrier". (Bugs in old BIOS are
> also a problem, but that's beyond the scope of
> this little tidbit.)
>
> The following may therefore be of interest (no,
> I haven't tried these myself).
>
> Unofficial patches for IO.SYS (7.10 and 8.0):
> http://home.exetel.com.au/phelum/w98.htm
>
> Official update of FDISK.EXE (7.10) :
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/263044
> (Separate files for 98FE and 98SE, not sure if
> you get an "incompatible version" error with
> other editions of M$-DOS 7.10 ... probably not)
>
> Don't lose any data! <G>
> Joe.
>
Hi Glenn,
Thanks for passing that on.
I see from your web site that tabs.apm is some new thingy
from Ron, which I am not familiar with - yet.
I've also updated your home page link here, but with the
closure of Geocities, I notice that Hans-Georg's home page
link also needs updating (however, I don't know what his
new site is at the present).
Joe.
--- In ArachneDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, "Glenn McCorkle" <glennmcc@...>
wrote:
>
> On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:33:27 +0001, Hans-Georg Hampel wrote:
>
> > hello glenn
> > today
> > after a long time using Linux for my daily work I started arachne
> > on my dos-pc again.
> > At your apm-dir I found the tabs.apm.
> > It would be nice to add the actual page direct to the tabs-list
> > without a shortcut like Alt+T or so.
> > Or first open a new tab -than type in the url.
> > Do you plan to add this. Or is this impossible.
>
> > A second Idea, because I can not speak C-programming language ;-).
> > Arachne handles Tables very nice but not the DIVs.
> > Is it possible giving the DIVs the same handling like tables (TR/TD) in
> > dependence on css-IDs/Classes.The code should have this possibilites
> > already.But it is not added for divs.
> > Today many pages are using divs instead of tables.Pages are readable
> > but the design is most of the time broken.
> > I know you stopped the development.It is just a question because your
> > knowledge of the code.
>
> Hello Hans-Georg,
>
> It's good to hear from you.
>
> Yes, enabling Alt+T would be possible ... that is if development were
> still under-way. But, since core.exe itself is now at a stand-still...
> you would need to ask Ray or Joe to add that feature if they ever
> start back into it. The same goes for the <div> tag.
>
> I'll CC this to the Yahoo list so that all the developers still
> subscribed will see your suggestions.
>
> --
> http://www.glennmcc.org/
>
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:33:27 +0001, Hans-Georg Hampel wrote:
> hello glenn
> today
> after a long time using Linux for my daily work I started arachne
> on my dos-pc again.
> At your apm-dir I found the tabs.apm.
> It would be nice to add the actual page direct to the tabs-list
> without a shortcut like Alt+T or so.
> Or first open a new tab -than type in the url.
> Do you plan to add this. Or is this impossible.
> A second Idea, because I can not speak C-programming language ;-).
> Arachne handles Tables very nice but not the DIVs.
> Is it possible giving the DIVs the same handling like tables (TR/TD) in
> dependence on css-IDs/Classes.The code should have this possibilites
> already.But it is not added for divs.
> Today many pages are using divs instead of tables.Pages are readable
> but the design is most of the time broken.
> I know you stopped the development.It is just a question because your
> knowledge of the code.
Hello Hans-Georg,
It's good to hear from you.
Yes, enabling Alt+T would be possible ... that is if development were
still under-way. But, since core.exe itself is now at a stand-still...
you would need to ask Ray or Joe to add that feature if they ever
start back into it. The same goes for the <div> tag.
I'll CC this to the Yahoo list so that all the developers still
subscribed will see your suggestions.
--
http://www.glennmcc.org/
Hi Glenn, Willard, et al.
(Yep, back again! ;-)
Hmmm ... Perhaps this has been mentioned at some point,
but to be honest, this is something I didn't recall.
As an avid 4DOS fan, did Ray resolve such compatibility
with Arachne? In any case, anyone have further details
on what compatibility issues exist between the two?
Joe.
--- In ArachneDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, "Glenn McCorkle" <glennmcc@...>
wrote:
>
> On Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:00:24 -0000, Captain Willard, Will wrote:
>
> > --- In ArachneDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, "Glenn McCorkle" <glennmcc@>
> > wrote:
>
> >> Hi Willard,
>
> >> Which OS are you running ?
>
> >> MsDos, Dr-Dos, OpenDos, FreeDos... etc..etc..
>
> > Err...
> > MsDos 6.22. With a funky old 4DOS shell(5.0), if that changes anything.
>
> Yes.... that changes it.
>
> Arachne is not compatible with 4dos
>
> Use command.com only when running Arachne.
>
>
> --
> http://www.glennmcc.org/
>