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I was delighted to recently discover that their Ultra160 SCSI cards also have DOS drivers available. I needed to get FreeDOS running for an old application and
by kevin_thibedeau 3y ago
I was delighted to recently discover that their Ultra160 SCSI cards also have DOS drivers available. I needed to get FreeDOS running for an old application and couldn't get SATA CD-ROMs to work but SCSI was just fine.
- userbinator 3y agoCould that be because the controller was in AHCI instead of classic legacy IDE mode? Relatedly, newish Intel (wired) Ethernet cards also have DOS drivers too --- AFAIK they've added features to newer models but the basic programming interface has remained backwards-compatible to models from the 90s, which is why they can continue to provide working drivers with minimal effort.
- bombcar 3y agoLots of those things still maintain what is basically the “DOS interface” for things like PXE boot.
- tssva 3y agoDid you try the gcdrom.sys SATA CD-ROM driver for DOS?