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Author: | DamienD [ January 12th, 2008, 7:51 pm ] |
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Oh, thought I'd upload the modified D62p3_OAK.bin floppy image incase anyone wants to see if they can make any further progress: http://www.filefactory.com/file/62037e/ |
Author: | Ashura [ January 14th, 2008, 8:27 pm ] |
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Lol, sorry, I didn't have time for the forum lately. Before it will drive you mad take my advice and stop it because There is no way to access a CD-ROM from a Japanese character imput driver!!! OAK0.SYS + OAK1.SYS are the equivalent of ATOK on PC98 or MS IME for Windows - a FEP (front end processor) for entering and converting Japanese keyboard imput. It has nothing to do with CD-ROM drives. Why did you try to access the CD drive with OAK?.SYS when it was already working anyway??? Apparently the MS-DOS CD drivers are CDDRV.SYS and CDISC.SYS + MSCDEX.EXE. EMM386.EXE can't be loaded because it requires HIMEM.SYS (or a compatible XMS driver), and HIMEM.SYS is not working because Unz is basically one big hack for TownsOS. The emulation of the "real" FM-Towns hardware is still relatively weak. TownsOS is working quite well but any other OS that isn't "fixed" by the emulator like TownsOS works only partially or not at all. The setup utility you described sounds quite nice but when it comes to sysing the HD/partition you should use TownsOS and not MS-DOS. I usually use one of the System Software CDs for the whole process when I have to create a new HD which is not happening very often. I already have a working HD image here with 2 128MB partitions - first partition with full TownsOS installation and the second one empty for games that require HD installation. |
Author: | DamienD [ January 14th, 2008, 9:43 pm ] |
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Thanks for you answers Ashura Ashura wrote: OAK0.SYS + OAK1.SYS are the equivalent of ATOK on PC98 or MS IME for Windows - a FEP (front end processor) for entering and converting Japanese keyboard imput. It has nothing to do with CD-ROM drives. I see... I just presumed that they were CD-ROM driver files like OAKCDROM.SYS in English MS-DOS 6.2 and so forth... Ashura wrote: Why did you try to access the CD drive with OAK?.SYS when it was already working anyway??? Apparently the MS-DOS CD drivers are CDDRV.SYS and CDISC.SYS + MSCDEX.EXE. Just as a challenge I guess Ashura wrote: EMM386.EXE can't be loaded because it requires HIMEM.SYS (or a compatible XMS driver), and HIMEM.SYS is not working because Unz is basically one big hack for TownsOS.
Thanks for the info. |
Author: | zblack [ January 16th, 2008, 5:16 am ] |
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Thanks for the infos. look like kasanova could use some coder to help out. |
Author: | galine2 [ June 2nd, 2008, 11:07 pm ] |
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hi i'm looking for fdi modified cause the link is hs were can i found it thanks in advance galine. |
Author: | DamienD [ June 2nd, 2008, 11:49 pm ] |
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galine2 wrote: hi i'm looking for fdi modified cause the link is hs were can i found it thanks in advance galine.
Here you go galine2: http://www.filefactory.com/file/dbb693/ |
Author: | galine2 [ June 5th, 2008, 9:02 pm ] |
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thank you after pc98 format i attack the fm town's but i see the dos 6,2 works on 15khz. Is it possible to put it in 31 khz with a key combinaison or other? |
Author: | famicomical [ August 5th, 2015, 3:45 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: [FM TOWNS] Creating / Partitioning / Formatting a HDD Fi |
What's the maximum capacity of an FM Towns HDD? (sorry for the necro post) |
Author: | whisper2053 [ March 18th, 2016, 9:54 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: [FM TOWNS] Creating / Partitioning / Formatting a HDD Fi |
famicomical wrote: What's the maximum capacity of an FM Towns HDD? (sorry for the necro post) Necro to a necro ha! Far as I know, it's 2gb. |
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