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@@ -6,19 +6,19 @@ using the datasheets, so it has a (hopefully different) new repertoire of bugs t
Some features:
-* Can support multiple partitions. You can either show multiple drive letters (the number of drive letters is fixed at boot, though)
+* *Can support multiple partitions.* You can either show multiple drive letters (the number of drive letters is fixed at boot, though)
and/or dynamically switch a single drive letter to a different partition from the command prompt.
This does wonders to workaround the FAT16 2GG limit, as you can define a dozen FAT16 partitions and switch.
-* On DOSes which support FAT32, can optionally show FAT32 partitions to the DOS.
+* On DOSes which support FAT32, can optionally *show FAT32 partitions* to the DOS.
-* I mostly ignore CHS addressing and focus on LBA. This makes it way more capable of handling non-DOS formatted USB pendrives,
+* I mostly ignore CHS addressing and focus on LBA. This makes it way more capable of handling non-DOS partitioned USB pendrives,
and is generally less of a pain. In theory this allows disks of up to 2TB (be mindful of partition size limits though).
-If DOS asks for geometry, it gives whatever is on your current partition.
+If DOS asks for geometry, it gives whatever is on the BPB of your current partition.
* Supports just enough IOCTLs to make DOS 6.x format.com "work"
(only to re-format existing partitions, since it will simply re-use geometry from whatever FAT is already there).
-Note this is a DOS-level driver, so FDISK won't work (which expects a BIOS-level driver).
+Note this is a DOS-level driver, so FDISK won't work (which expects a BIOS/int13-level driver).
* Build is for 386+, tested on pocket386/book386, but source builds on 8086.
@@ -31,6 +31,9 @@ Hopefully much easier to experiment with than with the official one.
# Download
+[chu.zip](https://depot.javispedro.com/dos/chu/chu0.zip)
+
+Current version is 0.
# Installation