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Timestamp:
May 26, 2014, 1:25:15 PM (10 years ago)
Author:
krille_n_@…
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krille_n_@hotmail.com
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Changes:

  • Renamed MODULE_FEATURE_SETS to MODULE_POWER_MANAGEMENT.
  • Renamed MODULE_VERY_LATE_INITIALIZATION to MODULE_VERY_LATE_INIT and removed it from the official builds.
  • Removed the code that skips detection of slave drives on XT-CF controllers since slave drives can be used with Lo-tech ISA CompactFlash boards.
  • Added autodetection of the SVC ADP50L controller to XTIDECFG.
  • The autodetection of XT-CF controllers now requires MODULE_8BIT_IDE_ADVANCED in the loaded BIOS.
  • Fixed a bug in XTIDECFG from r502 where the "Base (cmd block) address" menu option would be displayed when a serial device was selected as the IDE controller.
  • XTIDECFG would display the "Enable interrupt" menu option for the XTIDE r1 but not for the XTIDE r2. It's now displayed for both controller types.
  • Disabled the "Internal Write Cache" menu option in the Master/Slave Drive menus for serial device type drives.
  • Optimizations and other fixes.
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  • trunk/XTIDE_Universal_BIOS_Configurator_v2/Src/Strings.asm

    r565 r567  
    6969g_szItemMainFlash:      db  "Flash EEPROM",NULL
    7070g_szItemMainSave:       db  "Save BIOS back to original file",NULL
    71 g_szItemMainLicense:    db  "Copyright and License Information",NULL
    72 g_szItemMainHomePage:   db  "Web Links",NULL
     71g_szItemMainLicense:    db  "Copyright and License Information",NULL
     72g_szItemMainHomePage:   db  "Web Links",NULL
    7373
    7474g_szDlgMainLoadROM:     db  "Successfully loaded XTIDE Universal BIOS from EEPROM.",NULL
     
    128128g_szNfoCfgIdleTimeout:  db  "Enable Power Management to set the harddrive(s) to spin down after idling a certain amount of time.",NULL
    129129
    130 g_szSerialMoved:        db  "A Serial Controller has been moved to the end of the Controller list."
     130g_szSerialMoved:        db  "A Serial Controller has been moved to the end of the Controller list."
    131131                        db  " No further action is required. Serial Controllers must be placed at the end of the list.",NULL
    132132
     
    294294g_szValueCfgDeviceSerial:                   db  "Serial",NULL
    295295
    296 g_szSerialCOMChoice:    db  "COM1 - address 3F8h",LF
     296g_szSerialCOMChoice:    db  "COM1 - address 3F8h",LF
    297297                        db  "COM2 - address 2F8h",LF
    298                         db  "COM3 - address 3E8h",LF
    299                         db  "COM4 - address 2E8h",LF
    300                         db  "COM5 - address 2F0h",LF
    301                         db  "COM6 - address 3E0h",LF
     298                        db  "COM3 - address 3E8h",LF
     299                        db  "COM4 - address 2E8h",LF
     300                        db  "COM5 - address 2F0h",LF
     301                        db  "COM6 - address 3E0h",LF
    302302                        db  "COM7 - address 2E0h",LF
    303303                        db  "COM8 - address 260h",LF
     
    306306                        db  "COMB - address 360h",LF
    307307                        db  "COMC - address 270h",LF
    308                         db  "COMx - Custom address",NULL
     308                        db  "COMx - Custom address",NULL
    309309
    310310g_szValueCfgCOM1:       db  "COM1",NULL
     
    322322g_szValueCfgCOMx:       db  "Custom",NULL
    323323
    324 g_szSerialBaudChoice:   db  "115.2K baud",LF
    325                         db  "57.6K baud",LF
     324g_szSerialBaudChoice:   db  "115.2K baud",LF
     325                        db  "57.6K baud",LF
    326326                        db  "38.4K baud",LF
    327                         db  "28.8K baud",LF
    328                         db  "19.2K baud",LF
     327                        db  "28.8K baud",LF
     328                        db  "19.2K baud",LF
    329329                        db  "9600 baud",LF
    330                         db  "4800 baud",LF
    331                         db  "2400 baud",NULL
     330                        db  "4800 baud",LF
     331                        db  "2400 baud",NULL
    332332
    333333g_szValueCfgBaud115_2:  db  "115.2K",NULL
     
    377377                        db  " least one drive with buggy Block Mode implementation.",NULL
    378378
    379 g_szHelpDrvWriteCache:  db  "Modern Hard Drives have large internal write cache."
    380                         db  " The cache will speed up writes since the drive can free the bus right after data has been written in cache."
    381                         db  " The drive then starts to write the data from cache by itself."
    382                         db  " That can be dangerous since all unwritten data in cache is lost if power is turned off or the system is reset."
     379g_szHelpDrvWriteCache:  db  "Modern Hard Drives have a large amount of internal write cache."
     380                        db  " The cache will speed up writes since the drive can free the bus right after data has been written to cache."
     381                        db  " The drive then starts to write the data from cache to disk by itself."
     382                        db  " This can be dangerous since all unwritten data in cache is lost if power is turned off or the system is reset."
    383383                        db  " Modern operating systems will flush the cache when user shuts down the system."
    384384                        db  " DOS does not have that sort of protection so it is up to the user to make sure cache is flushed."
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