[Coco] Using HDB-DOS for DriveWire 3
Tim Fadden
t.fadden at cox.net
Fri May 8 19:58:47 EDT 2009
Alan,
The HD image supplied has nitros9 on it already. I have a HDB-DOS rom,
only for the drive wire access on one of my machines. On the other that
has 2 scsi drives, I created a boot disk with the drivewire drivers and
descriptors. I used dmode to on two of the dw descriptors to make them
the same size as my hard drives. One 105meg, and the other 207meg.
using the tools I created two images of the proper number of sectors,
and mounted them. Now I can use dsave to backup my hard drives to the
DW3 server, and restore etc. Works great! I also created a floppy boot
disk with /x0 as /DD! Start the boot from floppy, /dd takes over, and
now I am running off of DW3. Great for setting up a new hard drive on
the coco. The choices are endless.
Tim Fadden
P.S. Whats the O for? My dad's name was Orville. ;-)
N8WQ wrote:
> Today I started to delve into using HDB-DOS for DriveWire 3. I
> actually got out the DriveWire 3 user manual today and read it! Duh! :)
>
> I didn't realize that I can have 4 virtual hard drives, each with 256
> virtual disk images! Boisy, this is amazing software. You did a great
> job!
>
> Is it possible to also have a NitrOS-9 virtual hard drive to use with
> DriveWire 3 WinServer?
>
> O. Alan Jones
>
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