Im very thankful for this, I've been using FreeDOS and burnt a stack of CD's and DVD's. This mounts my USB flash drive perfectly and I can copy files across the laptop hard drive. It's an old single core laptop set up for straight DOS with XTGOLD apps menu for game launching.
I have legacy support for USB but it causes issues with games on FreeDOS, the issue been the keyboard is laggy as hell or overshoots everything. i.e. you can't play doom properly because navigation is a nightmare. The laptop has a few bad keys. Left/ Right and +/=. This makes it a non ideal situation for DOS gaming.
I found one really old driver, disabled USB legacy support, loaded the driver and I get keyboard support ,but it causes games to crash when loading so I'm onto attempt 999 with this.
Again, USB drive support fine, working with flash drives - but the /HID option causes an assertion error and lock up.
Im very thankful for this, I've been using FreeDOS and burnt a stack of CD's and DVD's. This mounts my USB flash drive perfectly and I can copy files across the laptop hard drive. It's an old single core laptop set up for straight DOS with XTGOLD apps menu for game launching.
I have legacy support for USB but it causes issues with games on FreeDOS, the issue been the keyboard is laggy as hell or overshoots everything. i.e. you can't play doom properly because navigation is a nightmare. The laptop has a few bad keys. Left/ Right and +/=. This makes it a non ideal situation for DOS gaming.
I found one really old driver, disabled USB legacy support, loaded the driver and I get keyboard support ,but it causes games to crash when loading so I'm onto attempt 999 with this.
Again, USB drive support fine, working with flash drives - but the /HID option causes an assertion error and lock up.