My assumption is the other versions of dos didn’t have sound playback due to the fact DOS needs to have the drivers for the intergraded soundcard to load on startup, the reason why 95 works in my opinion is due to having some audio drivers built in, and another idea for storage options is using DOS USB drivers to have music flash drives, so just few ideas
Cameron Hall But how the hell dos recogniza that? I tried two days ago the same thing but with msdos 6.22 and freedos 1.2 and it wont playback anything, just some games can find the pcspeaker...
It's software dependant. Some software will come with its own drivers, some will expect to hook in to existing ones. Of course that's assuming your specific machine has a setting that will make its hardware compatible with those built-in drivers... which may not be the case.
Def a fun project! MPXPLAY is the only DOS music player I have found that will handle mobo sound on most modern machines without running a tsr program or framing the entire thing in an emulator and mimicking SB16 or some such. While it's not included in FreeDOS anymore due to it not being strictly freeware or GNU public license, it is still easy to obtain and add. Definitely some excellent reverse engineering must have gone into its coding.
Swerving Circle5 no as he wants to play midi and module files and stuff which aren’t supported by most other music players so this is one of the best ways
With the help of Arduino, a breadboard, a better than 555DIP etc and a low latency LED globe your epeleptic dreams might come true yet... If you can smell burning toast then you $$$.
I use Rosetta@Home on my pcs here.It's just like Stanford's F@H but can run on older hardware and has smaller minimal requirements. I have a server I got cheap I intend to use to run just for the protein folding. But credits to you Druaga, it'll do the world a huge favor :)
A hint for who wana install stuff in old pcs with usb or install dos to a modern one: Take the floppy image (.img) and 'burn' it to a usb flashdrive using rufus in dd image mode. Some computers will recognize it as a floppy drive and some as a usb fdd. To boot usb installers of windows in old machines you can do that using the floppy image of plop boot manager and then you can boot using usb on any usb-equipped motherboard. And if installing dos, it asks for floppy disks, so this method works too!
I prefer running BOINC instead of folding but it's always good to see people putting their computers toward bettering humanity in some way. edit: You can run BOINC on 32 bit CPUs and some projects still support PPC cpus
I had a first gen EeePc set up as a CarPC for quite a while. I used it on a pedestal mount for a bit before getting a dedicated Liliput touchscreen. It worked quite well just running Winamp until I found a program called RideRunner. I don't know if it's even still in use since I haven't had the setup for 2 years.
I used to run a old Toshiba Win95 laptop at my desk that would stream MP3's from a server we had setup in the office. It ran the Chineese MS-Dos 7.1 with a MP3 player that came with the installer
You mean a Windows XP issue. Microsoft prevents newer versions of Windows from formatting FAT32 partitions larger than 32 GB because they want to promote the use of NTFS instead. But Windows 95/98/ME has no trouble formatting FAT32 partitions larger than 32 GB.
I was wondering the same thing. The newer AC'97 codecs usually don't have DOS/Sound Blaster compatibility or even OPL2/3 for that matter. It's great that some software allow the use of those chips.
Windows 10 boots very fast because it uses so called fast boot. It works similarly to hibernation i think and when u close your pc correctly, it makes image of system/ram to boot faster. It easy to notice it when for example u restart your pc and it doesn't have the files to boot faster - it takes significally longer.
I have no idea if the commentary is recorded in post or if it's live commentary. If it's in post then I would really prefer if it was live tbh. Anyway keep it up Druaga
I have that same netbook, loved it! Used to run Gizmo on it with ISO's of all my XP games from the 90s and early 2000s. Hard Drive died though, it was never meant for this world. Too bad it can't boot from the SD slot.
I believe most netbooks support AC97(dos compatible) emulation mode in the bios, default is Intel HDA mode, win95 with updates should have AC97 audio drivers, which is probably why it works. there is dos 8 which is integrated with win xp , but its kinda fucky
There is a dos 8 integrated in to the Bootfloppies created by xp, but it is Not normally usable as standalone, requires modifications to work standalone proper. hence fucky, i suppose "included" would have been the better word to use.
If it's any consolidation, my dad's 1TB WD external drive he got for Christmas like 8/9 years ago came pre-formatted to FAT32 as one partition. Only got around to converting it around 3 years ago.
Thought that netbook looked familiar in the thumbnail, I have the exact same one also upgraded with an SSD and the max 2 Gb of memory it supports, and it's actually not that bad running XP for light netbookish usage and reading ebooks and whatnot.
Had the same netbook, given to us by ministry of education. Installed win7 and traded it for a tablet about 5 years ago :p but till then I had installed 4 gigs of ram and was playing MTA:SA totally fine at 640x480 :p Correction: mine was NB200
dd from Homebrew (brew install coreutils) has status=progress. Also remember to set the block size! bs=64K is usually a safe choice especially for SSDs. The default 1 byte block size takes ages.
I have about 15 all in one car mount/medical lcd computers meant to be used for internet and media terminals. How did you get the onboard sound to work without drivers??? The SATA interface alone keeps me from booting unless the bios is set to legacy or ide emulation as it were,but how did you make sound work? And for most music files(audio based only),you need a selection and setting for 44.1khz 16bit stereo audio playback. I know my win95 setup cd or boot floppy do not have sound drivers for soundblaster pro,let alone modern onboard audio chips. Any help would be great, I also have 10 thinclients also meant for use as media playback devices with the lightest OS possible.
You can get Dos 7.11 Win95 was Dos 8.0 witch never did become retail , There was talk about a Dos 8.0 upgrade but all i could find was Dos 7.11 witch seems to be the last retail ver.
Got a small problem. Decided to help out with F@H because why not, but my 1080 isn't being used. Never used the program before, so I'm not sure how to use it, really. Found out that the cmd that opens to download relevant stuff for CPU and GPU operation tries downloading a couple things called FaHCore_a7, which is my stuff, and FaHCore_121, which is my GPU. It downloads fine, but doesn't have the .dll file in the directory that helps it get working. Any ideas? Again, never used this. Kinda stumped.
Had access to a PC that consistently booted within 5 seconds into Windows 10 desktop from cold boot. Crash? Need to restart? It's so quick you don't even care anymore.
Who would have known such a crappy netbook could be repurposed as an MP3 player? Very creative ^_^. Btw - listened to the whole video while I was getting my systems set up with Folding@Home.
The issue you're having with the partition sizes is due to Windows 95's use of 28-bit LBA. That gives you a maximum volume size of ~137GB (Some places list it as 127GB). The 32GB "limit" doesn't really exist in Windows 9x, it's a problem with Win2k and XP pro that they won't format a volume > 32GB as FAT32, but Windows 9x has no such problem. You should be able to format your drive with a 120GB (Or even all the way up to 136GB) and have no problem, you won't be able to even put a smaller partition past the LBA barrier and have 95 read it though. 98 and 98SE can support 48-bit LBA (Up to 2TB drives using FAT32) provided the BIOS supports it (your netbook should have no problems with that), so if you were to swap the installation over to those, you won't get hit with the 137GB barrier, so you should be able to have partitions as large as you want, and spanning the whole drive.
duraga could this make me play dos games with audio on my netbook I tryed MS-DOS 6.22 and FreeDos games ran good but only midi audio through PC speaker and no edits of config files made it work for me I will try Win98SE on my netbook in dos mode
Have you tried using Win98SE? I'd be curious to see how that would pan out, because, as you probably well know, Win98's inbuilt MS-DOS 7.10 supports disks larger than that. At any rate, it'd be an interesting experiment.
Wtf we built our first mp3-player ever with 486 systems, DOS 5.0 or 6.22, some drivers for the soundcards and Mpxplay, without any problems, I mean without any unusual problems at this time, but to get clear it was easier than installing a mouse and get it to work.
I have a Fat32 disk running Windows 98 SE that’s like 250 gigs. When it was inside the computer the BIOS would only see it as a 10GB drive but I just put it in a Pentium 4 PC and ran the windows 98 boot floppy version of fdisk and partitioned and formatted the whole drive there... I think
+Cameron Hall Installing Windows 1.0 on hardware just like he did in the "Windows 2" series but instead he installs Windows 1.0(1985?) on a SSD with a SATA to IDE connecter
You can probably disable boot logo in BIOS to make it boot even faster. Also when you use dd it's better to use /dev/rdisk2 (ie raw disk) and increase the block size to megabyte "bs=1m"
Personally I've only extended a FAT32 partion to 120GB. I had many errors and file system corruptions though only when storing many small files. It always worked well when storing larger files like video and spanned .rar and .7z archives. I think it was down to not overloading the file table index.
Using Win98 as a base instead of 95 might solve your storage problem. FAT32 is capable of supporting up to 2TB partitions. Unfortunately, the generic IDE driver in Windows 95 can't read anything larger than 128GB. Windows 98 didn't have this limitation AFAIK. That (and the fact that his is smaller than 128GB) may be why Akbkuku's large partition works and this one didn't. Bonus fact: Even though Windows 98 had no problem with big disks, Windows XP was limited to 32GB partitions for FAT32 (probably to encourage people to switch to NTFS).
Or you could plug in your Phone. 120GB Fat32 should work. You might need to install it on there in the first place. Gparted overwrites the bootloader when resizing the disk.
Try the good old "sys c:" or setting the first partition as bootable. I think that's why your HDD wasn't booting. I still can't believe the onboard sound of that netbook works under DOS!
Really the most amazing thing to me is that sound came out of it at all.
MpxPlay and a vintage laptop could make a great combination for feeding those AM or FM transmitters too, for stuff like Christmas displays :)
Danika Sidoti Who's that on your icon?
I was doing homework, but I had to stop because Druaga1 uploaded a video!
Here I am making a carputer with a raspberry pi running Linux when I could've just used my old netbook running DOS... well shit.
Back to the “who needs sleep when Druaga1 uploads” comments!
My assumption is the other versions of dos didn’t have sound playback due to the fact DOS needs to have the drivers for the intergraded soundcard to load on startup, the reason why 95 works in my opinion is due to having some audio drivers built in, and another idea for storage options is using DOS USB drivers to have music flash drives, so just few ideas
Cameron Hall But how the hell dos recogniza that? I tried two days ago the same thing but with msdos 6.22 and freedos 1.2 and it wont playback anything, just some games can find the pcspeaker...
It's software dependant. Some software will come with its own drivers, some will expect to hook in to existing ones. Of course that's assuming your specific machine has a setting that will make its hardware compatible with those built-in drivers... which may not be the case.
Would that work on some generic realtek cards? Maybe an ac97? I think that my laptops has those acs and one of them has the 97.
Were do i find this xmplay? I can just find some generic players for windows and android searching for that
This has to be the best case of making do with what you have that I've ever seen.
You can enter safe mode on regular DOS by holding CTRL during "Starting MS-DOS" message
Only watched about half, but try adding "echo on" on its own line after the MPX line to your autoexec.bat
MPX may be disabling the echo.
oh i didn't expect you to be here
Def a fun project! MPXPLAY is the only DOS music player I have found that will handle mobo sound on most modern machines without running a tsr program or framing the entire thing in an emulator and mimicking SB16 or some such. While it's not included in FreeDOS anymore due to it not being strictly freeware or GNU public license, it is still easy to obtain and add. Definitely some excellent reverse engineering must have gone into its coding.
Am I the only one who feels like there is an easier way to play music in your car?
He do the druaga way, its harder but better !
No this is the literal only way, sorry.
Most people would just use an iPad. But the easy way is not the Druaga1 way.
Yes plug in USB for my car I plug I'm with songs boom songs found and plays them songs
Swerving Circle5 no as he wants to play midi and module files and stuff which aren’t supported by most other music players so this is one of the best ways
On your next video try installing Windows CE on a tablet or mobile with external SSD enclosure.
There is a windows CE 6.0 build for x86. You'll have to google for the VHDs
Yeh I knew about that. But I want to see it running on mobile devices. Or tablet.
Parallella?
(holy shit he noticed me don't freak out calm dafuq down)
Do it. WE want to see you do it. PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO PLEASE.
(FUCK)
hello, my name is Druaga420. what's your's handsome? ;)
Remember to drive safely, especially while choosing the tracks to listen to.
hey whats all those atoms in size brain shape on hiz seever??
Specially considering you'll be going nuts trying to figure out what those 8.3 filenames stand for.
How to install an SSD into a lamp. I want my light to run faster.
beyond burntsn0w Sadly that's not how it works
^ well no shit
openVMS then dos?
With the help of Arduino, a breadboard, a better than 555DIP etc and a low latency LED globe your epeleptic dreams might come true yet...
If you can smell burning toast then you $$$.
Is there any speed faster than the speed of light?
"starting windows 95 good thing to see your car doing"
I can't belive he is using so many mac minis only as a stand for his monitor. Best stand ever
Admit it, this is just a convoluted way of putting an SSD in a car :)
That netbook sucks in light; it's so dark it looks like a 2 dimensional object.
I use Rosetta@Home on my pcs here.It's just like Stanford's F@H but can run on older hardware and has smaller minimal requirements. I have a server I got cheap I intend to use to run just for the protein folding. But credits to you Druaga, it'll do the world a huge favor :)
A hint for who wana install stuff in old pcs with usb or install dos to a modern one:
Take the floppy image (.img) and 'burn' it to a usb flashdrive using rufus in dd image mode. Some computers will recognize it as a floppy drive and some as a usb fdd.
To boot usb installers of windows in old machines you can do that using the floppy image of plop boot manager and then you can boot using usb on any usb-equipped motherboard. And if installing dos, it asks for floppy disks, so this method works too!
Doktor L Yeah, in linux you can use the dd command
Doktor L Does cat shows the progress ?
Folding on both my computers.
To bad MacOS wont let me fold with my 1070.
I prefer running BOINC instead of folding but it's always good to see people putting their computers toward bettering humanity in some way.
edit: You can run BOINC on 32 bit CPUs and some projects still support PPC cpus
we NEED a druaga1 discord server
Edit: already exists: discord.io/druagaone
technogeek48 yes we do
technogeek48 we have one
Already exists. Dont have the link handy, but it is one of his older videos
It's in the how dauga1 makes a video video
NO WE NEED A SSD VIDEO
That's pretty useful actually.
It would be amazing if it had uPnP Media Renderer function as slave device.
Nice Chevy S10 you got there, Ian!
If you add the line LOGO=0 to MSDOS.SYS it will boot up even faster
FAT32 can work with drives up to 4TB each, if you use the R Loew HCDP patch
clonezilla's great at cloning bootable disks, and save disk images. especially from a small disk to a bigger one
i love you druaga1
head gasket from cash reg,heezva pet troll?
YES! NEW UPLOAD!
why aren't you at 100k yet, your content is my favorite
Dude this is actually so cool
I LOVE IT!!!
I had a first gen EeePc set up as a CarPC for quite a while. I used it on a pedestal mount for a bit before getting a dedicated Liliput touchscreen. It worked quite well just running Winamp until I found a program called RideRunner. I don't know if it's even still in use since I haven't had the setup for 2 years.
I used to run a old Toshiba Win95 laptop at my desk that would stream MP3's from a server we had setup in the office.
It ran the Chineese MS-Dos 7.1 with a MP3 player that came with the installer
I looked up the specifications for FAT32 and it can support up to 2 TB. The 32 GB limitation you're talking about is a Windows 9x issue.
You mean a Windows XP issue. Microsoft prevents newer versions of Windows from formatting FAT32 partitions larger than 32 GB because they want to promote the use of NTFS instead. But Windows 95/98/ME has no trouble formatting FAT32 partitions larger than 32 GB.
They also want you to use exFAT instead of FAT32 when formatting sd cards 64gb and above
"Maximum volume size: 32 GB (This is due to the Windows 2000 format utility. The maximum volume size that Windows 98 can create is 127.53 GB)."
How the hell did you get an HD audio compliant device running in Windows 95?
Still waiting for Ubuntu on the 2006 Mac pro
that's the most boring thing you could ever do a video on
dm4uz3 hi
That is easy. What is it you need to know? I currently have two running 16.04.
Has this request ascended to meme status yet or am I late?
That won't make for a very exciting video
how did you get the sound working in dos tho. whenever i install sound drivers in windows 95 it only works in windows 95 and in dos there is no sound.
Cameron Hall So in a modern computer it would work ?
I was wondering the same thing. The newer AC'97 codecs usually don't have DOS/Sound Blaster compatibility or even OPL2/3 for that matter. It's great that some software allow the use of those chips.
gee, i never know what to expect from you, and i like that.
Windows 10 boots very fast because it uses so called fast boot. It works similarly to hibernation i think and when u close your pc correctly, it makes image of system/ram to boot faster. It easy to notice it when for example u restart your pc and it doesn't have the files to boot faster - it takes significally longer.
"Look it has a fucking Skype sticker on it for fuck's sake"
LOL, Ahahahahhahhhahah
I love this guy
The reason it was messing up was you don’t need to say C: in the autobatch. Also putting @echo off on the first part would help
I threw my Fury onto the F@H team. Hopefully my room won't be so cold at night now. ;)
For dd, the progress indicator is "status=progress". Cheers!
I have no idea if the commentary is recorded in post or if it's live commentary.
If it's in post then I would really prefer if it was live tbh.
Anyway keep it up Druaga
Druaga video goes up *breathing intensifies*
I tried this exact procedure once, except the Windows 95 part.
Retrying this again right now :)
Speaking of DOS, you ever thought about seeing that UDM again?
It's been 2-3 years...
I have that same netbook, loved it! Used to run Gizmo on it with ISO's of all my XP games from the 90s and early 2000s. Hard Drive died though, it was never meant for this world. Too bad it can't boot from the SD slot.
I can't believe you have one of those below-monitor power strips! Don't see those much anymore!
oh yay new DRAUGA upload for us smokers
This stupid netbook now has more storage than the HP x2 tablet I bought a week ago.
TheUltimaXtreme the classic hdd vs emmc flash
But the processor performance of the Atom in your tablet is almost 5 times that of the crappy Atom N270...
I believe most netbooks support AC97(dos compatible) emulation mode in the bios, default is Intel HDA mode, win95 with updates should have AC97 audio drivers, which is probably why it works.
there is dos 8 which is integrated with win xp , but its kinda fucky
Ortgfer Thats not DOS 8, it's no real DOS Version at all, since XP is based on the NT Kernel and not DOS ^^
There is a dos 8 integrated in to the Bootfloppies created by xp, but it is Not normally usable as standalone, requires modifications to work standalone proper. hence fucky, i suppose "included" would have been the better word to use.
Druaga, install Mac OS on a net book.
Zach Zerfoss I want this 😂
Good luck lol
aka Hackintoshing, Well i guess it's possible for 10.4-10.6
That's actually remarkably easy and has been since I had Snow Leopard running on my Akoya (MSI Wind U100 clone) donkey years ago.
Well for a normal person to use it would be sluggish but is an awesome idea for druaga do
If it's any consolidation, my dad's 1TB WD external drive he got for Christmas like 8/9 years ago came pre-formatted to FAT32 as one partition. Only got around to converting it around 3 years ago.
Thought that netbook looked familiar in the thumbnail, I have the exact same one also upgraded with an SSD and the max 2 Gb of memory it supports, and it's actually not that bad running XP for light netbookish usage and reading ebooks and whatnot.
Druaga1 - only does the stuff nobody would ever need or want do do
Hey Duraga, you can get a progress report from dd by adding "status=progress" to the command line. If your version of dd is new enough, that is.
Whoever tells you Fat32 shouldn't go past 32gb is stupid. Fat32 supports around 2tb. SDHC cards can't go past 32GB.
That's pretty Fuckin Cool Druaga. Finda Diggin the Win95 Netbook setup.
Had the same netbook, given to us by ministry of education. Installed win7 and traded it for a tablet about 5 years ago :p but till then I had installed 4 gigs of ram and was playing MTA:SA totally fine at 640x480 :p
Correction: mine was NB200
dd from Homebrew (brew install coreutils) has status=progress. Also remember to set the block size! bs=64K is usually a safe choice especially for SSDs. The default 1 byte block size takes ages.
I have about 15 all in one car mount/medical lcd computers meant to be used for internet and media terminals. How did you get the onboard sound to work without drivers??? The SATA interface alone keeps me from booting unless the bios is set to legacy or ide emulation as it were,but how did you make sound work? And for most music files(audio based only),you need a selection and setting for 44.1khz 16bit stereo audio playback. I know my win95 setup cd or boot floppy do not have sound drivers for soundblaster pro,let alone modern onboard audio chips. Any help would be great, I also have 10 thinclients also meant for use as media playback devices with the lightest OS possible.
You can get Dos 7.11 Win95 was Dos 8.0 witch never did become retail , There was talk about a Dos 8.0 upgrade but all i could find was Dos 7.11 witch seems to be the last retail ver.
Love your videos, thanks for making them!
you could use the 32GB from the base partition and make a bigger
because GPedit srews up the MBR in the first partition when expanding
Got a small problem. Decided to help out with F@H because why not, but my 1080 isn't being used. Never used the program before, so I'm not sure how to use it, really.
Found out that the cmd that opens to download relevant stuff for CPU and GPU operation tries downloading a couple things called FaHCore_a7, which is my stuff, and FaHCore_121, which is my GPU. It downloads fine, but doesn't have the .dll file in the directory that helps it get working.
Any ideas? Again, never used this. Kinda stumped.
0:00 you're running FOLDING@HOME!
that automatically makes you COOL!
not that you weren't already cool or anything c:
Get NTFS drivers for DOS... Hopefully you can have a small partition on fat32 for the 95 OS and then the rest NTFS for music
Had access to a PC that consistently booted within 5 seconds into Windows 10 desktop from cold boot. Crash? Need to restart? It's so quick you don't even care anymore.
Who would have known such a crappy netbook could be repurposed as an MP3 player? Very creative ^_^. Btw - listened to the whole video while I was getting my systems set up with Folding@Home.
I approve of Linux Mint and sponsor this video
If you set the bs (block size) to something like 4k or 1M (dd bs=4k...), then the dd process will go a lot faster.
great video, as always.
You can unmount from within gparted. Just right click the partition and then click, well, unmount.
The issue you're having with the partition sizes is due to Windows 95's use of 28-bit LBA. That gives you a maximum volume size of ~137GB (Some places list it as 127GB). The 32GB "limit" doesn't really exist in Windows 9x, it's a problem with Win2k and XP pro that they won't format a volume > 32GB as FAT32, but Windows 9x has no such problem.
You should be able to format your drive with a 120GB (Or even all the way up to 136GB) and have no problem, you won't be able to even put a smaller partition past the LBA barrier and have 95 read it though.
98 and 98SE can support 48-bit LBA (Up to 2TB drives using FAT32) provided the BIOS supports it (your netbook should have no problems with that), so if you were to swap the installation over to those, you won't get hit with the 137GB barrier, so you should be able to have partitions as large as you want, and spanning the whole drive.
Man, after seeing this, I really want to install DOS and 98se on my netbook.
So do I. These would make great retro DOS machines... Were it not for lack of sound.
Put BootDelay=0 in MSDOS.SYS - this will speedup boottime even more. Works only for Win95, Win98/SE has that by default, even when not present.
duraga could this make me play dos games with audio on my netbook I tryed MS-DOS 6.22 and FreeDos games ran good but only midi audio through PC speaker and no edits of config files made it work for me I will try Win98SE on my netbook in dos mode
Rockin out to some techno in a Chevy
Have you tried using Win98SE? I'd be curious to see how that would pan out, because, as you probably well know, Win98's inbuilt MS-DOS 7.10 supports disks larger than that. At any rate, it'd be an interesting experiment.
Wtf we built our first mp3-player ever with 486 systems, DOS 5.0 or 6.22, some drivers for the soundcards and Mpxplay, without any problems, I mean without any unusual problems at this time, but to get clear it was easier than installing a mouse and get it to work.
Install freedos on period correct hardware and install windows1.0-windows98
+Druaga1 I need a part 5 of the power Mac G4.
I have a Fat32 disk running Windows 98 SE that’s like 250 gigs. When it was inside the computer the BIOS would only see it as a 10GB drive but I just put it in a Pentium 4 PC and ran the windows 98 boot floppy version of fdisk and partitioned and formatted the whole drive there... I think
The other reason why 95 works on the atom is because it's a first gen atom also known as a Pentium
Try installing Windows 1.0 on actual hardware LIVE
This comment was a recommendation for Druaga1
+natural_hype SATA TO IDE CONNECTER
+Cameron Hall Installing Windows 1.0 on hardware just like he did in the "Windows 2" series but instead he installs Windows 1.0(1985?) on a SSD with a SATA to IDE connecter
You can probably disable boot logo in BIOS to make it boot even faster. Also when you use dd it's better to use /dev/rdisk2 (ie raw disk) and increase the block size to megabyte "bs=1m"
Personally I've only extended a FAT32 partion to 120GB. I had many errors and file system corruptions though only when storing many small files. It always worked well when storing larger files like video and spanned .rar and .7z archives.
I think it was down to not overloading the file table index.
I almost miss this one, this video need the word SSD in the title
Install a gt 420 into a deluxe edition toaster
JamDoggie 😂 #dares
Using Win98 as a base instead of 95 might solve your storage problem.
FAT32 is capable of supporting up to 2TB partitions. Unfortunately, the generic IDE driver in Windows 95 can't read anything larger than 128GB. Windows 98 didn't have this limitation AFAIK. That (and the fact that his is smaller than 128GB) may be why Akbkuku's large partition works and this one didn't.
Bonus fact: Even though Windows 98 had no problem with big disks, Windows XP was limited to 32GB partitions for FAT32 (probably to encourage people to switch to NTFS).
Druaga1 can you share your Windows 95 hard drive image? I with to do the same on my EeePC netbook but I am having hard time with it
I kinda miss the goofy video's you make Druaga1, especially the one where you install Windows ME, with the fun you had before you did it.
Or you could plug in your Phone.
120GB Fat32 should work. You might need to install it on there in the first place. Gparted overwrites the bootloader when resizing the disk.
Try the good old "sys c:" or setting the first partition as bootable. I think that's why your HDD wasn't booting.
I still can't believe the onboard sound of that netbook works under DOS!
If I remember correctly, Fat 32 can go all the way up to 2 terrabytes.
I've got a packard bell netboot and it runs windows 10 pretty decent. I only upgraded the RAM to 2GB. No i don't have an SSD.
Fat 32 goes up to two terabytes in total space according to a quick google search
yay, druaga uploaded a long video again!
sounded like it was playing a bit slower than normal