Mail Archives: djgpp/2000/08/13/19:15:29
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If we're speaking of the same LFNDOS, there are problems with it on large
FAT32 drives... (I know, not everyone has them, but I do... ;)
For example: (from my chkdsk output)
5,885,244 kilobytes total disk space
95,848 kilobytes free
gives the good ol' Drive Invalid> error... At least for directories created
in the past 6 months or so... I think I may have too many allocation units
for the poor thing:
4,096 bytes in each allocation unit
1,471,311 total allocation units on disk
23,962 available allocation units on disk
Anyone know if it's still being supported? And if so, hopefully these will
be addressed in future versions...
- --Matt
At 08:13 AM 8/11/00, Wojciech Galazka wrote:
>My suggestion is quite different.
>Use lfndos.exe or even better try to implement a file cache in that program
>(the sources of lfndos is available and without the cache the program is
>rather slow) That original DOS was capable only to work with 8+3 filenames
>should not prevent us from expanding it to work with long filenames (using
>for example int 21h AX=71xxh interface)
>
>Correct me if this idea is wrong
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