DOS ain't dead

DR-DOS 7.0x (Users)

posted by Guti , 02.03.2016, 09:04
(edited by Rugxulo on 03.03.2016, 01:08)

Exactly, they were custom versions over the 7.03 official code base.
As oposite Enhanced DR-DOS were done over 7.01/7.02 source code:
- 7.04: August 19, 1999. FAT32 and LBA from Ontrack's Easy Recovery 5.
- 7.05: November 30, 1999. From Seagate Technology's SeaTools.
- 7.06: From Wightman. Combined the kernel files into a single binary executable.
- 7.07: From Paul introduced new bootstrap loaders and updated disk tools in order to combine support for CHS and LBA disk access.

Complete thread:

• DR-DOS 7.0x - Guti, 01.03.2016, 21:59 (Users)
  • DR-DOS 7.0x - glennmcc, 01.03.2016, 22:39
    • DR-DOS 7.0x - Rugxulo, 02.03.2016, 01:23
      • DR-DOS 7.0x - Guti, 02.03.2016, 09:04
        • DR-DOS 7.0x - Guti, 02.03.2016, 09:21
          • DR-DOS 7.0x - Rugxulo, 03.03.2016, 01:12
            • DR-DOS 7.0x - Guti, 03.03.2016, 20:10
              • DR-DOS 7.0x - Rugxulo, 03.03.2016, 22:53
                • DR-DOS 7.0x - Khusraw, 04.03.2016, 00:41
                  • DR-DOS 7.0x - marcov, 05.03.2016, 15:56
                    • DR-DOS 7.0x - Khusraw, 05.03.2016, 20:47
                      • DR-DOS 7.0x - marcov, 05.03.2016, 22:30
                • DR-DOS 7.0x - RayeR, 04.03.2016, 03:12
                  • DR-DOS 7.0x - Guti, 04.03.2016, 08:22
                • DR-DOS 7.0x - Guti, 04.03.2016, 08:23
                  • DR-DOS 7.0x - Oso2k, 04.03.2016, 20:47
                    • DR-DOS 7.0x - Guti, 05.03.2016, 13:41
                  • DR-DOS 7.0x - Rugxulo, 06.03.2016, 01:52
                    • DR-DOS 7.0x - nico7550, 08.07.2020, 08:46
                      • DR-DOS 7.0x - Rugxulo, 23.07.2020, 05:49