Re: asm, PORT instruction, etc
On 6 Aug 2005, at 1:44, Brian Broker wrote:
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> posted by: Brian Broker <brian_broker at yahoo.com>
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> Kat wrote:
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> > On 6 Aug 2005, at 0:30, Kat wrote:
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> > > Has anyone done a demo of using the x86 cpu port i/o instructions for
> > > isa/pci buss controlled stuff?
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> > Didn't Robert (Bob) Nalley do this? His Eu program isn't in the archives, i
> > thought i had it. Bob, are you still here?
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> > > Has anyone done a x86 device driver, preferrably in regular Euphoria? Or
> > > asm
> > > on Eu?
> > >
> > > Can i see it?
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> > > Kat
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> Looks like he submitted a tool that crops a bitmap picture to fit inside a
> certain area for DOS back in '99. A EUforum search comes up empty.
He had webpages at
geocities.com/SiliconValley/Garage/1288/software_8255.html
but they are down now.
> Can you provide more specifics on what you'd like to do? What platform are
> you
> working on? Providing more details might get more responses...
For the OS: winxp, win95, and msdos(v5+ to v7).
(OS dependant) I need a TSR device driver that will present itself as a
harddrive to the
OS when it's installed. Must work on winxp and dos. This also needs a way to
talk to
an ide harddrive, either plugged into the mobo or on a pci card.
AND/OR
(OS independant, preferable) I need a device to plug into the IDE cable as if it
were a
harddrive, but be a device totally under my control <hideous cackle>, which
would
present itself to the OS or bios as a normal harddrive, but into which i can
plug
standard motherboard memory simm/sip/modules of the ddr(x) variety to be the
"platters" of the harddrive.
Why? It's a secret, sorry.
No, i cannot use a regular ramdrive for this. No, i do not wish to use flash
memory.
No, i do not wish to use flash cards, usb, etc..
Yes, i know this thing will forget everything when power is removed.
Kat
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