@Pawelek, post #1
no enough free space, daję IGNORE i jakby nigdy nic idzie kopiowanie dalej.
@pong777, post #2
@pong777, post #2
Pierwsza partycja 500 MB - PFS3aio. Druga - 68,7 GB także PFS3aio
@Pawelek, post #1
@pong777, post #2
ONLY use the Direct SCSI version when your controller doesn't support TD64
and your harddisk is larger than 4GB.
Why not to use the direct scsi version.
The functions of the standard interface are best adapted to access the
device and can deal with problems of the used scsi device. PFS3 is not
and cannot be aware of the specific problems of all scsi devices which
could cause problems in some cases. Therefore don't use the direct scsi
version if you don't have to.
@Pawelek, post #3
@lekarz_med, post #7
@Umpal, post #8
My versions of SFS don't support direct-SCSI (HD_SCSICMD) since using it can cause problems, incl. beeing unable to boot at all any more for example with the old kickstart ROM IDE scsi.device, and using it can't fix anything NSDPatch doesn't as well in a much better way for old drivers.
@lekarz_med, post #9
@Umpal, post #10
@lekarz_med, post #11
TD64 gives additional 32 digits to the "calculator", so you can access 4 billion times 4 GB. This is presumably enough for the next few decades: For one Terabyte you need 40 bits, and 64 will address 8 Exabyte. Although you can only use partitions of 2GB max. (this is a DOS limit), TD64 is necessary for harddisks larger than 4GB.
@Umpal, post #12
@Umpal, post #12