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Weakly asking: Can the owner's homepage have a multi-language selection option (want to see a simplified Chinese version of the webpage), my English is poor! It's hard to read the English text!
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Originally posted by Yulu at 2006-12-23 09:55 AM:
Weakly ask: Can the owner's homepage have a multi-language selection option (want to see a simplified Chinese version of the webpage), my English is poor! It's hard to look at foreign text!
My translation is not good, and I don't know much about the names used in China. Is there any netizen who can help? I can be responsible for translating the meaning sentences.
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Originally posted by johnsonlam at 2006-12-24 12:43 AM:
My translation is not good, and I don't really understand the domestic names used. Is there any netizen who can help? I can be responsible for translating the meaning of sentences.
You can first translate it into traditional Chinese, and mainland netizens can modify it into simplified Chinese, which may be faster.
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Originally posted by AlwaysInherit at 2006-12-25 01:51 PM:
It seems that the author had some unpleasant/arguing with some people from FreeDOS. I don't know the details.
Because several developers criticized Jack Ellis's Q-series drivers a lot, but couldn't provide evidence, which seemed like picking a fight. When new users asked about Q-series issues, they liked to mislead others, so it evolved from a verbal argument to personal attacks.... The consequence was also related to the GPL issue. Jack Ellis, who felt angry, decided to prevent the drivers from running under FreeDOS as a revenge.
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Originally posted by wang6610 at 2006-12-24 02:15 AM:
You can first translate it into Traditional Chinese, and mainland netizens can modify it to Simplified Chinese, which may be faster.
Recently a bit busy, there are colleagues leaving the company, the workload increased but the salary remains the same, the prospects are dim.
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Regarding QDMA, I want to ask: When using QCache, do I definitely need to use flush.com to synchronize the cache content to the disk before shutting down or restarting? Can QDMA automatically capture the ctrl+alt+del action for synchronization like smartdrv?
In addition, I noticed that there is a tool package called AdvanceCAB (http://advancemame.sourceforge.net/cab-readme.html), and the off.com in it can realize software shutdown. There is a sentence in its instruction document: Before the shutdown the disk cache (SMARTDRV) is automatically flushed using the standard BIOS service 2F-4A10. Does this mean that I can shut down directly with off.com without running flush.com?
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Originally posted by Walkman at 2007-1-10 10:58 AM:
Regarding QDMA, I would like to ask: After using QCache, do I definitely need to use flush.com to synchronize the cache contents to the disk before shutting down or restarting? Can QDMA automatically capture the ctrl+alt+del action to synchronize like smartdrv?
No, SmartDrv is delayed writing, QCache is a read-only cache, no actions are needed
FLUSH.COM is to flush the contents of QCache. Except for special cases such as testing, it is generally not necessary to execute
In addition, I noticed that there is a tool package called AdvanceCAB (http://advancemame.sourceforge.net/cab-readme.html) and the off.com in it can implement software shutdown. There is a sentence in its instruction document: Before the shutdown the disk cache (SMARTDRV) is automatically
flushed using the standard BIOS service 2F-4A10. Does this mean that I can shut down directly with off.com without running flush.com?
FDAPM in FreeDOS can also instruct the BIOS APM to shut down
QCache will not lose data under any circumstances because it does not perform write operations