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[Files] Catweasel ISA: Image-write utility ANN.lu Posted on 12-Apr-2002 06:07 GMT by Christian Kemp 16 comments View flat View list Jens Schönfeld writes: "The following news cannot be disseminated without a sense of irony: 66 months since the initial release of the Catweasel ISA, we're publishing a free tool for writing disks with the controller. The alpha-version currently supports Amiga disks only, and it runs on DOS or in a DOS box of Win95/98. For easy porting to other operating systems, and for educational purposes, the source is included. cw_write.zip List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Guvenc Kaplan 12-Apr-2002 09:43 GMT Comment 2 Alex 12-Apr-2002 10:01 GMT Comment 3 darklite 12-Apr-2002 10:48 GMT Comment 4 [JC] 12-Apr-2002 11:22 GMT Comment 5 Christian Kemp 12-Apr-2002 12:27 GMT Comment 6 Don Cox 12-Apr-2002 13:01 GMT Comment 7 [JC] 12-Apr-2002 15:19 GMT Comment 8 Joe Torre 12-Apr-2002 16:16 GMT Catweasel ISA: Image-write utility : Comment 9 of 16 ANN.lu Posted by Joe "Floid" Kanowitz on 12-Apr-2002 17:02 GMT My EPoX 8KTA3 has a legacy ISA slot just in case you have some crazy hardware like this. ;) (I haven't noticed if their new KT333-based board still includes one.) Also, I could be entirely wrong, as my Windows box is still running '98, but doesn't Win2K still include a copy of COMMAND.COM somewhere on the system? I know they've been playing tricks in XP, but the complaints I've heard have been over game compatibility, which is another different kettle of fish; I'd think an unusual floppy controller would still be accessible through the BIOS, and if NT's DOS box is anything like the OS/2 one it derived from, it should be able to make those accesses with no trouble, albeit with no timing guarantees. Not trying to troll here, just urging someone to take a second look at where the compatibility issues really lie. Jump... #10 kjetil Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 10 kjetil 12-Apr-2002 18:12 GMT Comment 11 Raffaele 12-Apr-2002 18:16 GMT Comment 12 Joe "Floid" Kanowitz 12-Apr-2002 18:24 GMT Comment 13 ShadesOfGrey 12-Apr-2002 18:25 GMT Comment 14 A.Scott Pringle 12-Apr-2002 19:42 GMT Comment 15 [JC] 12-Apr-2002 23:02 GMT Comment 16 DaveW 13-Apr-2002 19:58 GMT

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