Hi,
congratulations! It's a pity that MS hardcodes the C:\ at more and more
places... Original Windows NT 4.0 can boot completely even if the
drive-letter changes, WinNT + IE throws an error message but works, on
Windows 2000 one is automatically logged out again if it changes, on
Windows XP even the login-Screen doesn't appear...
Best regards,
Michael Fritscher
What is the biggest partition size compatible with 4096-byte (4 KB) cluster size, cluster size being the minimum amount of space taken by a file however small?
I googled some years ago and found it to be about 8 GB, however now I wonder if that was wrong, and I can accommodate a bigger partition.
>From what I read years back, minimum cluster size would go to 8 KB when partition size goes above 8 GB, 16 GB when partition size goes above 16 GB, 32 KB when partition size goes above 32 GB, meaning a lot of disk space wasted by small files.
I believe the best file system ReactOS can use so far is FAT32, true also for FreeDOS.
My first formatting might be done from FreeBSD, NetBSD or Linux, since I don't have ReactOS or MS-Windows installation currently.
Tom
On 2014-12-06 08:43, dreimer(a)svn.reactos.org wrote:
> [OSK]
> Fix german layout by moving the "#" button where it should be and adding the "<" button next to "Y"
Erm... hard-coding keyboard layouts into OSK is a broken design by the
way. It should determine the current layout from the OS and display
that.
(Point in case: some people *cough cough* use custom keyboard layouts)
Hello guys,
I have just read this sad news on facebook
Andrew´s wife has passed away this thursday evening. May i ask web
developers to put the attached image in the webpage?
for those who dont know who Andrew is, he is the first responsable of the
audio stack in ReactOS. He is known as silverblade in IRC and the web
My condolences to him and families and friends, from here.
Hey guys,
I previously talked to daniel and colin about this thing and colin told me
to write a mail to this list.
I read about a big chance for the preject to show a presentation at the
CeBIT, the biggest german IT convention.
Sadly, I only have links to german websites but maybe you are satisfied
with google translation.
Here they are:
http://www.golem.de/news/call-for-papers-open-source-forum-sucht-experten-f…http://www.linux-magazin.de/NEWS/Call-for-Papers-Open-Source-Forum-auf-der-…
This would be a big chance for the project as there are people from all
over the world and a bigger audience than the one of all Linux days
together could learn about the project.
Best Regards
Robert
