I'm using your 2003-7-2 one. My hard disk is a Seagate 7200RPM 60GB, Althon 1GHz CPU, 256MB RAM, Gigabyte GA-7ZX-H motherboard (KT133A chipset). The hard disk partitions are as follows: drive C 3.99GB (NTFS), D 7.99GB (NTFS), E 12GB (NTFS), F 16GB (NTFS), G 15.8GB (FAT32).
No matter which option I choose at startup, it can't find my G drive. Even stepping through without loading any drivers doesn't work.
But the boot disk I made myself before works. Please give me some pointers, webmaster. Thanks.
Also, after looking at Config.sys in your boot disk, I have a few questions:
FCBSHIGH=4,0 //Aren't these values a bit too small? Making them a little bigger wouldn't take much memory either.
FILESHIGH=30 //Aren't these values a bit too small? Making them a little bigger wouldn't take much memory either.
BUFFERSHIGH=30,0 //Aren't these values a bit too small? Making them a little bigger wouldn't take much memory either.
LASTDRIVEHIGH=32 //What does 32 mean? I remember it used to be indicated with letters.
No matter which option I choose at startup, it can't find my G drive. Even stepping through without loading any drivers doesn't work.
But the boot disk I made myself before works. Please give me some pointers, webmaster. Thanks.
Also, after looking at Config.sys in your boot disk, I have a few questions:
FCBSHIGH=4,0 //Aren't these values a bit too small? Making them a little bigger wouldn't take much memory either.
FILESHIGH=30 //Aren't these values a bit too small? Making them a little bigger wouldn't take much memory either.
BUFFERSHIGH=30,0 //Aren't these values a bit too small? Making them a little bigger wouldn't take much memory either.
LASTDRIVEHIGH=32 //What does 32 mean? I remember it used to be indicated with letters.
