The Most Optimal Boot Config for the HDD Images?
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2022 12:16 pm
I have an update ready for the Play It By Year collection for this core (based on the latest Total Dos Collection files) but would like to improve - if possible - the MS DOS boot config on it as well.
At the moment it's piggybacking on an image and config I got from flynnsbit some months ago. It works ok, but at the time it was his WIP (so maybe not 100% efficient) and also optimized for use with MyMenu, I think, seeing as it uses ramdrive?
Overall I'd like to speed up the boot as much as possible, because at the moment it's a bit slow (one minute), by tweaking the auotexec/config.sys, and maybe some other settings? I have some very rudimentary knowledge regarding this but nothing really on the more advanced level so I thought I'd ask here.
I mainly target Norton Commander as a frontend, so maybe the ramdrive stuff is unnecessary? I wouldn't mind including MyMenu too, as an option for people who want to see LFN, so ideal config would have both of them working and booting as fast as possible, but NC is the priority.
I attached the current config files if you'd like to have a look.
At the moment it's piggybacking on an image and config I got from flynnsbit some months ago. It works ok, but at the time it was his WIP (so maybe not 100% efficient) and also optimized for use with MyMenu, I think, seeing as it uses ramdrive?
Overall I'd like to speed up the boot as much as possible, because at the moment it's a bit slow (one minute), by tweaking the auotexec/config.sys, and maybe some other settings? I have some very rudimentary knowledge regarding this but nothing really on the more advanced level so I thought I'd ask here.
I mainly target Norton Commander as a frontend, so maybe the ramdrive stuff is unnecessary? I wouldn't mind including MyMenu too, as an option for people who want to see LFN, so ideal config would have both of them working and booting as fast as possible, but NC is the priority.
I attached the current config files if you'd like to have a look.