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Last change on this file since 628 was 625, checked in by Krister Nordvall, 17 months ago

Changes:

Added a configuration option to let the BIOS store RamVars to an UMB when Full operating mode is enabled. This is primarily for XT class machines with RAM in the UMA (which apparently is a common thing these days).
Added two new builds specifically for IBM PS/2 machines. This is for support of the new McIDE adapter from the guys at zzxio.com. Note that the additional hardware specific code (under the USE_PS2 define) is for the PS/2 machines themselves and not for the McIDE adapters, so any controller in an IBM PS/2 machine can be used with the USE_PS2 define.
Moved pColorTheme out of the range of ROMVARS being copied over when doing "Load old settings from EEPROM" in XTIDECFG. This fixed a serious bug from r592 where loading a BIOS from file and then loading the old settings from ROM would corrupt 7 bytes of code somewhere in the loaded BIOS.
Optimizations (speed and size) to the library. Browsing the menus in XTIDECFG should now feel a little less sluggish.
Hopefully fixed a problem with the PostCommitHook script where it sometimes wouldn't find the CommitInProgress file. I say hopefully because testing this is a nightmare.

File size: 33.7 KB

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[57]	1	; Project name : XTIDE Universal BIOS Configurator v2
	2	; Description : All strings.
	3
[376]	4	;
[380]	5	; XTIDE Universal BIOS and Associated Tools
[625]	6	; Copyright (C) 2009-2010 by Tomi Tilli, 2011-2023 by XTIDE Universal BIOS Team.
[376]	7	;
	8	; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
	9	; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
	10	; the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
	11	; (at your option) any later version.
[380]	12	;
[376]	13	; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
	14	; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
	15	; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
[380]	16	; GNU General Public License for more details.
[376]	17	; Visit http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html
[380]	18	;
[376]	19
[57]	20	; Section containing initialized data
	21	SECTION .data
	22
[589]	23	; DOS version check
	24	g_s$NotMinimumDosVersion: db LF,"This program requires DOS version 2 or higher.",LF,"$"
	25
[57]	26	; Menu title
[624]	27	g_szProgramTitle: db "Configuration and Flashing program for XTIDE Universal BIOS r"
	28	db ROM_VERSION_STRING
	29	db LF,CR,NULL
[614]	30	g_sXtideUniversalBiosSignature: db FLASH_SIGNATURE ; No need to terminate with NULL.
[57]	31	g_szBiosIsNotLoaded: db "BIOS is not loaded!",NULL
	32	g_szEEPROM: db "EEPROM",NULL
	33	g_szSourceAndTypeSeparator: db " : ",NULL
	34	g_szUnidentified: db "Unidentified",NULL
[532]	35	g_szUnsaved: db " ",SINGLE_LEFT_HORIZONTAL_TO_VERTICAL,"Unsaved",SINGLE_RIGHT_HORIZONTAL_TO_VERTICAL,NULL
[108]	36
[57]	37	; Item formatting
	38	g_szFormatItemWithoutValue: db "%c%s",NULL
[59]	39	g_szFormatItemNameWithValue: db "%25s%-10S",NULL
[57]	40
	41
	42	g_szNo: db "No",NULL
[532]	43	g_szMultichoiceBooleanFlag: db "No",LF
[293]	44	g_szYes: db "Yes",NULL
[57]	45
[592]	46	; General Yes/No response type dialog messages
[59]	47	g_szDlgExitToDos: db "Exit to DOS?",NULL
	48	g_szDlgSaveChanges: db "Do you want to save changes to XTIDE Universal BIOS image file?",NULL
[592]	49	g_szDlgDriveNotReady: db "Drive not ready! Retry?",NULL
[57]	50
	51	; Generic dialog strings
	52	g_szNotificationDialog: db "Notification.",NULL
	53	g_szErrorDialog: db "Error!",NULL
	54	g_szGenericDialogInfo: db "Press ENTER or ESC to close dialog.",NULL
	55
[65]	56	; Flashing related strings
[620]	57	g_szFlashTitle: db "Flashing EEPROM, please wait.",NULL
	58	g_szErrEepromTooSmall: db "Image is too large for selected EEPROM type!",NULL
[621]	59	g_szErrAddrNot32KAligned: db "The selected EEPROM type requires the address to be 32"
	60	db " kiB aligned (C800, D000, D800, E000, etc.)",NULL
[620]	61	g_szErrEepromDetection: db "EEPROM of type not found.",LF
	62	db "EEPROM was not flashed properly!",NULL
	63	g_szErrEepromPolling: db "Timeout when polling EEPROM.",LF
	64	db "EEPROM was not flashed properly!",NULL
	65	g_szErrEepromVerify: db "EEPROM did not return the same byte that was written.",LF
	66	db "EEPROM was not flashed properly!",NULL
	67	g_szPCFlashSuccessful: db "EEPROM was written successfully.",LF
	68	db "Press any key to reboot.",NULL
	69	g_szForeignFlash: db "EEPROM was written successfully.",NULL
[57]	70
[65]	71
[57]	72	; Strings for main menu
	73	g_szItemMainExitToDOS: db "Exit to DOS",NULL
	74	g_szItemMainLoadFile: db "Load BIOS from file",NULL
	75	g_szItemMainLoadROM: db "Load BIOS from EEPROM",NULL
	76	g_szItemMainLoadStngs: db "Load old settings from EEPROM",NULL
	77	g_szItemMainConfigure: db "Configure XTIDE Universal BIOS",NULL
	78	g_szItemMainFlash: db "Flash EEPROM",NULL
[380]	79	g_szItemMainSave: db "Save BIOS back to original file",NULL
[567]	80	g_szItemMainLicense: db "Copyright and License Information",NULL
	81	g_szItemMainHomePage: db "Web Links",NULL
[57]	82
	83	g_szDlgMainLoadROM: db "Successfully loaded XTIDE Universal BIOS from EEPROM.",NULL
	84	g_szDlgMainLoadStngs: db "Successfully loaded settings from EEPROM.",NULL
	85	g_szDlgMainLoadFile: db "Successfully loaded file for flashing.",NULL
	86	g_szDlgMainSaveFile: db "Successfully saved XTIDE Universal BIOS to file.",NULL
	87	g_szDlgMainFileTooBig: db "Selected file is too big to be loaded for flashing!",NULL
	88	g_szDlgMainLoadErr: db "Failed to load file!",NULL
	89	g_szDlgMainSaveErr: db "Failed to save file!",NULL
	90	g_szDlgFileTitle: db "Select file to be flashed.",NULL
	91	g_szDlgFileFilter: db ".",NULL
	92
	93	g_szNfoMainExitToDOS: db "Quits XTIDE Universal BIOS Configurator.",NULL
	94	g_szNfoMainLoadFile: db "Load BIOS file to be configured or flashed.",NULL
	95	g_szNfoMainLoadROM: db "Load BIOS from EEPROM to be reconfigured.",NULL
	96	g_szNfoMainLoadStngs: db "Load old XTIDE Universal BIOS settings from EEPROM.",NULL
	97	g_szNfoMainConfigure: db "Configure XTIDE Universal BIOS settings.",NULL
	98	g_szNfoMainFlash: db "Flash loaded BIOS image to EEPROM.",NULL
[371]	99	g_szNfoMainSave: db "Save BIOS changes back to original file from which it was loaded.",NULL
[625]	100	g_szNfoMainLicense: db "XTIDE Universal BIOS and XTIDECFG Copyright (C) 2009-2010 by Tomi Tilli, 2011-2023 by XTIDE Universal BIOS Team."
[380]	101	db " Released under GNU GPL v2, with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. Press ENTER for more details...",NULL
[623]	102	g_szNfoMainHomePage: db "Visit http://xtideuniversalbios.org (home page) and http://forum.vcfed.org (support)",NULL
[57]	103
[532]	104	g_szHelpMainLicense: db "XTIDE Universal BIOS and XTIDECFG Configuration program are Copyright 2009-2010 by Tomi Tilli,"
[625]	105	db " 2011-2023 by XTIDE Universal BIOS Team. Released under GNU GPL v2. This software comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY."
[532]	106	db " This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions."
	107	db " See the LICENSE.TXT file that was included with this distribution,"
[590]	108	db " visit http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ gpl-2.0.html, or visit http://xtideuniversalbios.org.",NULL
[57]	109
	110	; Strings for XTIDE Universal BIOS configuration menu
	111	g_szItemCfgBackToMain: db "Back to Main Menu",NULL
	112	g_szItemCfgIde1: db "Primary IDE Controller",NULL
	113	g_szItemCfgIde2: db "Secondary IDE Controller",NULL
	114	g_szItemCfgIde3: db "Tertiary IDE Controller",NULL
	115	g_szItemCfgIde4: db "Quaternary IDE Controller",NULL
[290]	116	g_szItemCfgBootMenu: db "Boot settings",NULL
[497]	117	g_szItemAutoConfigure: db "Auto Configure",NULL
[57]	118	g_szItemCfgFullMode: db "Full operating mode",NULL
[625]	119	g_szItemCfgRamVars: db "Use UMB for variables",NULL
[57]	120	g_szItemCfgStealSize: db "kiB to steal from RAM",NULL
[59]	121	g_szItemCfgIdeCnt: db "IDE controllers",NULL
[380]	122	g_szItemCfgIdleTimeout: db "Power Management",NULL
[57]	123
[526]	124	g_szDlgAutoConfigure: db "Found "
[497]	125	g_bControllersDetected: db 'x' ; Value stored directly here
	126	db " controllers.",NULL
[605]	127	g_szDlgBadBiosFound: db "This computer has been identified as being one of the following models:",LF,LF
[621]	128	db "Zenith Data Systems Z-171",LF
	129	db "Zenith Data Systems Z-161",LF,LF
[605]	130	db "The Boot settings menu option 'Remove other hard drives' has been set to YES for this reason.",NULL
[625]	131	g_szDlgFomEnabled db "The loaded file does not support Lite mode - Full operating mode has been enabled.",NULL
[57]	132	g_szDlgCfgFullMode: db "Enable full operating mode?",NULL
[625]	133	g_szDlgCfgRamVars: db "Store variables in UMB?",NULL
[57]	134	g_szDlgCfgStealSize: db "How many kiB of base memory to steal for XTIDE Universal BIOS variables (1...255)?",NULL
[153]	135	g_szDlgCfgIdeCnt: db "How many IDE controllers to manage (1...4)?",NULL
[380]	136	g_szDlgCfgIdleTimeout: db "Select the amount of time before idling drives should enter standby mode.",NULL
[57]	137
	138	g_szNfoCfgIde: db "IDE controller and drive configuration.",NULL
[290]	139	g_szNfoCfgBootMenu: db "Boot configuration.",NULL
[497]	140	g_szNfoAutoConfigure: db "Automatically Configure XTIDE Universal BIOS for this system.",NULL
[625]	141	g_szNfoCfgFullMode: db "Full mode supports up to four controllers and has more features.",NULL
	142	g_szNfoCfgRamVars: db "Enter UMB segment address (FFFF=Disable UMB usage and use the top of Conventional memory instead).",NULL
[59]	143	g_szNfoCfgStealSize: db "How many kiB's to steal from Conventional memory for XTIDE Universal BIOS variables.",NULL
[57]	144	g_szNfoCfgIdeCnt: db "Number of IDE controllers to manage.",NULL
[380]	145	g_szNfoCfgIdleTimeout: db "Enable Power Management to set the harddrive(s) to spin down after idling a certain amount of time.",NULL
[57]	146
[567]	147	g_szSerialMoved: db "A Serial Controller has been moved to the end of the Controller list."
[380]	148	db " No further action is required. Serial Controllers must be placed at the end of the list.",NULL
[258]	149
[625]	150	g_szHelpCfgFullMode: db "Full mode supports up to 4 IDE controllers (8 drives) and requires 1 kiB of RAM to store hard disk parameters and"
	151	db " other variables. This bit of RAM can be reserved from the top of Conventional memory, or, if RAM is available in"
	152	db " the Upper Memory Area (UMA), by configuring the BIOS to use an Upper Memory Block (UMB). Full mode makes it"
	153	db " possible to use ROM BASIC and other software that requires the memory range where"
	154	db " XTIDE Universal BIOS parameters would be stored in Lite mode.",LF,LF
[589]	155	db "Lite mode supports only 2 IDE controllers (4 drives) and stores parameters to the top of the interrupt vectors"
[625]	156	db " (30:0h) so no Conventional memory needs to be reserved. Lite mode cannot be used if you intend to use"
	157	db " IBM ROM BASIC or software such as Turbo BASIC or BASICA.",LF,LF
[532]	158	db "Tandy 1000 models with 640 kiB or less memory need to use Lite mode since the top of Conventional memory gets"
	159	db " dynamically reserved by video hardware. This happens only with Tandy integrated video controller and not when"
[625]	160	db " using expansion graphics cards. It is possible to use Full mode if configuring the BIOS to use an UMB or by"
	161	db " reserving RAM for video memory in addition to what is required for XTIDE Universal BIOS. Most software should"
	162	db " work with 33 kiB reserved but some will require 65 kiB. Theoretically speaking, a lot more could be required"
	163	db " - it is just that we are not aware of any software with higher video memory requirements.",NULL
[532]	164
[625]	165	g_szHelpCfgRamVars: db "The UMB segment address entered here will be used to store hard disk parameters and other variables leaving all"
	166	db " of the Conventional memory free for other uses.",LF,LF
	167	db "Do not use this option unless you know for certain that memory actually exists at this address and that it is"
	168	db " writable without any prerequisite chipset programming. If you are using any sort of DOS memory manager or UMB"
	169	db " provider then it is probably a good idea to use whatever memory range exclusion option it provides to prevent it"
	170	db " from trying to use this memory range. Note that only 1 kiB of the UMB will be used.",NULL
[532]	171
[625]	172	g_szHelpCfgStealSize: db "Parameters for detected hard disks and other variables must be stored somewhere. If in Full mode, and the BIOS has"
	173	db " not been configured to use an UMB, then they are stored at the top of Conventional memory."
	174	db " 1 kiB is usually enough but you may have to reserve more if you want to use Full mode on a Tandy 1000.",NULL
	175
[380]	176	g_szHelpCfgIdleTimeout: db "This option enables the standby timer for all harddrives handled by XTIDE Universal BIOS,"
	177	db " allowing the drives to spin down after idling the selected amount of time."
	178	db " Note that this does not work with old drives that lack the Power Management feature set."
	179	db " Also note that timeouts less than 5 minutes may cause unnecessary wear on the drives and is not recommended"
	180	db " (use for compatibility testing only).",NULL
[532]	181
	182	g_szMultichoiceIdleTimeout: db "Disabled",LF
[380]	183	db "1 m",LF
	184	db "2 m",LF
	185	db "3 m",LF
	186	db "4 m",LF
	187	db "5 m",LF
	188	db "6 m",LF
	189	db "7 m",LF
	190	db "8 m",LF
	191	db "9 m",LF
	192	db "10 m",LF
	193	db "11 m",LF
	194	db "12 m",LF
	195	db "13 m",LF
	196	db "14 m",LF
	197	db "15 m",LF
	198	db "16 m",LF
	199	db "17 m",LF
	200	db "18 m",LF
	201	db "19 m",LF
	202	db "20 m",LF
	203	db "30 m",LF
	204	db "1 h",LF
	205	db "1 h 30 m",LF
	206	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice24: db "2 h",NULL
[532]	207	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice23: db "1 h 30 m",NULL
	208	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice22: db "1 h",NULL
	209	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice21: db "30 m",NULL
	210	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice20: db "20 m",NULL
	211	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice19: db "19 m",NULL
	212	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice18: db "18 m",NULL
	213	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice17: db "17 m",NULL
	214	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice16: db "16 m",NULL
	215	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice15: db "15 m",NULL
	216	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice14: db "14 m",NULL
	217	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice13: db "13 m",NULL
	218	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice12: db "12 m",NULL
	219	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice11: db "11 m",NULL
	220	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice10: db "10 m",NULL
	221	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice9: db "9 m",NULL
	222	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice8: db "8 m",NULL
	223	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice7: db "7 m",NULL
	224	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice6: db "6 m",NULL
	225	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice5: db "5 m",NULL
	226	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice4: db "4 m",NULL
	227	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice3: db "3 m",NULL
	228	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice2: db "2 m",NULL
	229	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice1: db "1 m",NULL
[380]	230	g_szIdleTimeoutChoice0: db "Disabled",NULL
	231
[57]	232	; Strings for IDE Controller menu
[532]	233	g_szItemBackToCfgMenu: db "Back to Configuration Menu",NULL
	234	g_szItemIdeMaster: db "Master Drive",NULL
	235	g_szItemIdeSlave: db "Slave Drive",NULL
	236	g_szItemIdeDevice: db "Device type",NULL
	237	g_szItemIdeCmdPort: db "Base (cmd block) address",NULL
	238	g_szItemIdeCtrlPort: db "Control block address",NULL
	239	g_szItemIdeEnIRQ: db "Enable interrupt",NULL
	240	g_szItemIdeIRQ: db "IRQ",NULL
	241	g_szItemSerialCOM: db "COM Port",NULL
	242	g_szItemSerialBaud: db "Baud Rate",NULL
	243	g_szItemSerialPort: db "COM Port I/O address",NULL
[380]	244	g_szItemIdeSerialComPort: db "COM port",NULL
	245	g_szItemIdeSerialBaudRate: db "Baud rate",NULL
[199]	246
[532]	247	g_szDlgDevice: db "Select controller type.",NULL
	248	g_szDlgIdeCmdPort: db "Enter IDE command block (base port) address.",NULL
	249	g_szDlgIdeCtrlPort: db "Enter IDE control block address (usually command block + 200h).",NULL
	250	g_szDlgIdeEnIRQ: db "Enable interrupt?",NULL
	251	g_szDlgIdeIRQ: db "Enter IRQ channel (2...7 for 8-bit controllers, 2...15 for any other controller).",NULL
[589]	252	g_szUnsupportedDevice: db "There is no support for this device type in the currently loaded BIOS."
	253	db " You must load a BIOS built with the proper module included to be able to use this type of device.",NULL
[242]	254
[532]	255	g_szNfoIdeBackToCfgMenu: db "Back to XTIDE Universal BIOS Configuration Menu.",NULL
	256	g_szNfoIdeMaster: db "Settings for Master Drive.",NULL
	257	g_szNfoIdeSlave: db "Settings for Slave Drive.",NULL
	258	g_szNfoIdeDevice: db "Select controller device type.",NULL
[536]	259	g_szNfoIdeCmdPort: db "IDE Controller Command Block (base port) address or segment address for JR-IDE/ISA and SVC ADP50L.",NULL
[532]	260	g_szNfoIdeCtrlPort: db "IDE Controller Control Block address. Usually Cmd Block + 8 for XTIDE, and Cmd Block + 200h for ATA.",NULL
	261	g_szNfoIdeEnIRQ: db "Interrupt or polling mode.",NULL
	262	g_szNfoIdeIRQ: db "IRQ channel to use.",NULL
	263	g_szNfoIdeSerialCOM: db "Select a COM port by number.",NULL
	264	g_szNfoIdeSerialBaud: db "Select the COM port's Baud Rate. The server must match this speed."
	265	db " Note that UART clock multipliers may impact the actual speed.",NULL
	266	g_szNfoIdeSerialPort: db "Select a COM port by custom I/O port address. Any address is valid up to 3F8h, but must be on an 8-byte boundary.",NULL
[57]	267
[532]	268	g_szHelpIdeCmdPort: db "IDE controller command block address is the usual address mentioned for IDE controllers."
	269	db " By default the primary IDE controller uses port 1F0h and secondary controller uses port 170h."
	270	db " XTIDE card uses port 300h by default."
[536]	271	db " JR-IDE/ISA and SVC ADP50L do not use ports but needs the ROM segment address set here instead.",NULL
[57]	272
[532]	273	g_szHelpIdeCtrlPort: db "IDE controller Control Block address is normally Command Block address + 200h."
	274	db " For XTIDE card the Control Block registers are mapped right after Command Block"
	275	db " registers so use Command Block address + 8h for XTIDE card.",NULL
[57]	276
[532]	277	g_szHelpIdeEnIRQ: db "IDE controller can use interrupts to signal when it is ready to transfer data."
	278	db " This makes possible to do other tasks while waiting drive to be ready."
	279	db " That is usually not useful in MS-DOS but using interrupts frees the bus for any DMA transfers."
	280	db " Polling mode is used when interrupts are disabled."
	281	db " Polling usually gives a little better access times since interrupt handling requires extra processing."
	282	db " There can be some compatibility issues with some old drives when polling is used with Block Mode transfers.",NULL
	283
	284	g_szHelpIdeIRQ: db "IRQ channel to use. All controllers managed by XTIDE Universal BIOS can use the same IRQ when MS-DOS is used."
	285	db " Other operating systems are likely to require different interrupts for each controller.",NULL
	286
	287	g_szHelpIdeSerialCOM: db "Select a serial port by COM port number. COM1 through COM4 have well established I/O port assignments,"
	288	db ' COM5 and onward are less well established. "COMA" represents COM10, "COMB" represents COM11, and "COMC"'
	289	db ' represents COM12. Selecting "COMx" enables the manual selection of an I/O port address.',NULL
	290
	291	g_szHelpIdeSerialPort: db "Select a serial port by I/O address. Any port address is supported up to 3F8h, but must be on an 8-byte boundary."
	292	db " If the entered value corresponds to one of the established COM port numbers, then the selection will snap"
	293	db ' to that COM port and "COMx" must be selected again for custom I/O address entry.',NULL
	294
	295	g_szHelpIdeSerialBaud: db "Supported baud rates are 2400, 4800, 9600, 19.2K, 28.8K, 38.4K, 57.6K, and 115.2K. The server must also be set to"
	296	db " this same speed. Older UARTs may only support up to 9600 baud, but sometimes can be pushed to 38.4K. 115.2K will"
	297	db " likely only be possible with a newer UART that includes a FIFO. Some high speed serial ports include UART clock"
	298	db " multipliers, allowing for speeds at 230.4K (2x multiplier) and 460.8K (4x multiplier) above 115.2K. These high"
	299	db " speeds are supported by these BIOS, even on original 4.77MHz 8088 systems. Note that UART clock multipliers are"
	300	db " not detectable by the software and 115.2K will still be used during configuration for high speeds; but if"
	301	db " a multiplier is used, the actual speed (including the multiplier) will need to be used by the server.",NULL
	302
	303	g_szMultichoiceCfgDevice: db "16-bit ISA/VLB/PCI IDE",LF
	304	db "32-bit VLB/PCI IDE",LF
	305	db "16-bit ISA IDE in 8-bit mode",LF
	306	db "XTIDE rev 1",LF
	307	db "XTIDE rev 2 or modded rev 1",LF
[601]	308	db "XTIDE rev 2 (Olivetti M24)",LF
[589]	309	db "XT-CF PIO8",LF
	310	db "XT-CF PIO8 (BIU offload)",LF
	311	db "XT-CF PIO16 (BIU offload)",LF
[546]	312	db "XT-CF DMA (v3 only)",LF
[532]	313	db "JR-IDE/ISA",LF
[536]	314	db "SVC ADP50L",LF
[532]	315	db "Serial port virtual device",NULL
	316
[558]	317	g_szValueCfgDevice16b: db "16-bit",NULL
	318	g_szValueCfgDevice32b: db "32-bit",NULL
	319	g_szValueCfgDevice8b: db "8-bit",NULL
	320	g_szValueCfgDeviceRev1: db "XTIDE r1",NULL
[602]	321	g_szValueCfgDeviceRev2:
[601]	322	g_szValueCfgDeviceRev2Olivetti: db "XTIDE r2",NULL
[558]	323	g_szValueCfgDeviceXTCFPio8: db "XTCF PIO",NULL
[585]	324	g_szValueCfgDeviceXTCFPio8WithBIUOffload: db "BIU 8",NULL
	325	g_szValueCfgDeviceXTCFPio16WithBIUOffload: db "BIU 16",NULL
[558]	326	g_szValueCfgDeviceXTCFDMA: db "XTCF DMA",NULL
	327	g_szValueCfgDeviceJrIdeIsa: db "JR-ISA",NULL
	328	g_szValueCfgDeviceADP50L: db "ADP50L",NULL
	329	g_szValueCfgDeviceSerial: db "Serial",NULL
[403]	330
[614]	331	g_szSerialCOMChoice: db "COM1 - address 3F8h",LF
	332	db "COM2 - address 2F8h",LF
	333	db "COM3 - address 3E8h",LF
	334	db "COM4 - address 2E8h",LF
	335	db "COM5 - address 2F0h",LF
	336	db "COM6 - address 3E0h",LF
	337	db "COM7 - address 2E0h",LF
	338	db "COM8 - address 260h",LF
	339	db "COM9 - address 368h",LF
	340	db "COMA - address 268h",LF
	341	db "COMB - address 360h",LF
	342	db "COMC - address 270h",LF
	343	db "COMx - Custom address",NULL
[199]	344
[614]	345	g_szValueCfgCOM1: db "COM1",NULL
	346	g_szValueCfgCOM2: db "COM2",NULL
	347	g_szValueCfgCOM3: db "COM3",NULL
	348	g_szValueCfgCOM4: db "COM4",NULL
	349	g_szValueCfgCOM5: db "COM5",NULL
	350	g_szValueCfgCOM6: db "COM6",NULL
	351	g_szValueCfgCOM7: db "COM7",NULL
	352	g_szValueCfgCOM8: db "COM8",NULL
	353	g_szValueCfgCOM9: db "COM9",NULL
	354	g_szValueCfgCOMA: db "COMA",NULL
	355	g_szValueCfgCOMB: db "COMB",NULL
	356	g_szValueCfgCOMC: db "COMC",NULL
	357	g_szValueCfgCOMx: db "Custom",NULL
[242]	358
[614]	359	g_szSerialBaudChoice: db "115.2K baud",LF
	360	db "57.6K baud",LF
	361	db "38.4K baud",LF
	362	db "28.8K baud",LF
	363	db "19.2K baud",LF
	364	db "9600 baud",LF
	365	db "4800 baud",LF
	366	db "2400 baud",NULL
[199]	367
[614]	368	g_szValueCfgBaud115_2: db "115.2K",NULL
	369	g_szValueCfgBaud57_6: db "57.6K",NULL
	370	g_szValueCfgBaud38_4: db "38.4K",NULL
	371	g_szValueCfgBaud28_8: db "28.8K",NULL
	372	g_szValueCfgBaud19_2: db "19.2K",NULL
	373	g_szValueCfgBaud9600: db "9600",NULL
	374	g_szValueCfgBaud4800: db "4800",NULL
	375	g_szValueCfgBaud2400: db "2400",NULL
[233]	376
[242]	377
[57]	378	; Strings for DRVPARAMS menu
[614]	379	g_szItemDrvBackToIde: db "Back to IDE Controller Menu",NULL
	380	g_szItemDrvDisableDetection: db "Disable Detection",NULL
	381	g_szItemDrvBlockMode: db "Block Mode Transfers",NULL
	382	g_szItemDrvXlateMode: db "CHS translation method",NULL
	383	g_szItemDrvWriteCache: db "Internal Write Cache",NULL
	384	g_szItemDrvUserCHS: db "User specified CHS",NULL
	385	g_szItemDrvCyls: db "Cylinders",NULL
	386	g_szItemDrvHeads: db "Heads",NULL
	387	g_szItemDrvSect: db "Sectors per track",NULL
	388	g_szItemDrvUserLBA: db "User specified LBA",NULL
	389	g_szItemDrvLbaSectors: db "Millions of sectors",NULL
[57]	390
[614]	391	g_szDlgDrvDisableDetection: db "Disable detection of this drive?",NULL
	392	g_szDlgDrvBlockMode: db "Enable Block Mode Transfers?",NULL
	393	g_szDlgDrvXlateMode: db "Select P-CHS to L-CHS translation method.",NULL
	394	g_szDlgDrvWriteCache: db "Select hard drive internal write cache settings.",NULL
	395	g_szDlgDrvUserCHS: db "Specify (P-)CHS parameters manually?",NULL
	396	g_szDlgDrvCyls: db "Enter number of P-CHS cylinders (1...16383).",NULL
	397	g_szDlgDrvHeads: db "Enter number of P-CHS heads (1...16).",NULL
	398	g_szDlgDrvSect: db "Enter number of sectors per track (1...63).",NULL
	399	g_szDlgDrvUserLBA: db "Limit drive capacity?",NULL
	400	g_szDlgDrvLbaSectors: db "Enter maximum capacity in millions of sectors (16...256).",NULL
[57]	401
[614]	402	g_szNfoDrvDisableDetection: db "Disable detection of this drive.",NULL
	403	g_szNfoDrvBlockMode: db "Transfer multiple sectors per data request.",NULL
	404	g_szNfoDrvXlateMode: db "P-CHS to L-CHS translation method.",NULL
	405	g_szNfoDrvWriteCache: db "Hard Drive Internal Write Cache settings (WARNING!).",NULL
	406	g_szNfoDrvUserCHS: db "Specify (P-)CHS parameters manually instead of autodetecting them.",NULL
	407	g_szNfoDrvCyls: db "Number of user specified P-CHS cylinders.",NULL
	408	g_szNfoDrvHeads: db "Number of user specified P-CHS heads.",NULL
	409	g_szNfoDrvSect: db "Number of user specified P-CHS sectors per track.",NULL
	410	g_szNfoDrvUserLBA: db "Limit drive capacity to fix compatibility problems with Windows 9x.",NULL
	411	g_szNfoDrvLbaSectors: db "Millions of sectors (1024*1024). 1M sectors = 512 MiB. Recommended limits are 64 for Windows 95,"
	412	db " 128 for Windows 98 and 256 for Windows ME (and 98 with updated fdisk).",NULL
[57]	413
[614]	414	g_szHelpDrvDisableDetection: db "Disabling slave drive detection will reduce the boot time slightly. This is useful when you know that"
	415	db " there will never be a slave drive connected to a particular controller.",NULL
[380]	416
[614]	417	g_szHelpDrvBlockMode: db "Block Mode will speed up transfers since multiple sectors can be transferred before waiting next data request."
	418	db " Normally Block Mode should always be kept enabled but there is at least one"
	419	db " drive with buggy Block Mode implementation (Quantum ProDrive LPS 340A).",NULL
[532]	420
[614]	421	g_szHelpDrvWriteCache: db "Modern Hard Drives have a large amount of internal write cache."
	422	db " The cache will speed up writes since the drive can free the bus right after data has been written to cache."
	423	db " The drive then starts to write the data from cache to disk by itself."
	424	db " This can be dangerous since all unwritten data in cache is lost if power is turned off or the system is reset."
	425	db " Modern operating systems will flush the cache when user shuts down the system."
	426	db " DOS does not have that sort of protection so it is up to the user to make sure cache is flushed."
	427	db " WARNING!!! Write cache should be left disabled.",NULL
[532]	428
[614]	429	g_szHelpDrvUserCHS: db "Specify (P-)CHS parameters manually instead of autodetecting them."
	430	db " This can be used to limit drive size for old operating systems that do not support large hard disks."
	431	db " Some early IDE drives have buggy autodetection so they require CHS to be specified manually."
	432	db " Limiting Cylinders will work for all drives but drives may not accept all values for Heads and Sectors per Track.",NULL
[532]	433
[614]	434	g_szHelpDrvUserLBA: db "Limit drive size to X million sectors for EBIOS functions. This option is useful to"
	435	db " prevent large drive compatibility problems with MS-DOS 7.x (Windows 95 and 98).",NULL
[425]	436
[614]	437	g_szMultichoiceXlateMode: db "NORMAL",LF
	438	db "LARGE",LF
	439	db "Assisted LBA",LF
	440	db "Autodetect",NULL
[425]	441
[614]	442	g_szValueDrvXlateNormal: db "NORMAL",NULL
	443	g_szValueDrvXlateLarge: db "LARGE",NULL
	444	g_szValueDrvXlateLBA: db "LBA",NULL
	445	g_szValueDrvXlateAuto: db "Auto",NULL
[57]	446
[614]	447	g_szMultichoiceWrCache: db "Drive Default",LF
	448	db "Disable Write Cache",LF
	449	db "Enable Write Cache",NULL
[57]	450
[614]	451	g_szValueDrvWrCaDis: db "Disabled",NULL
	452	g_szValueDrvWrCaEn: db "Enabled",NULL
[286]	453
[614]	454
[290]	455	; Strings for boot settings menu
[614]	456	g_szItemBootTimeout: db "Selection timeout",NULL
	457	g_szItemBootDrive: db "Default boot drive",NULL
	458	g_szItemBootDispMode: db "Display Mode",NULL
	459	g_szItemColorTheme: db "Color Theme",NULL
	460	g_szItemBootFloppyDrvs: db "Number of Floppy Drives",NULL
	461	g_szItemSerialDetect: db "Scan for Serial Drives",NULL
	462	g_szItemClearBdaDriveCount: db "Remove other hard drives",NULL
[57]	463
[614]	464	g_szDlgBootTimeout: db "Enter Boot Menu selection timeout in BIOS timer ticks (2...1092).",NULL
	465	g_szDlgBootDrive: db "Enter default drive number (0xh for Floppy Drives, 8xh for Hard Disks).",NULL
	466	g_szDlgBootDispMode: db "Select display mode.",NULL
	467	g_szDlgColorTheme: db "Select color theme.",NULL
	468	g_szDlgBootFloppyDrvs: db "Select number of Floppy Drives in system.",NULL
	469	g_szDlgSerialDetect: db "Scan for serial drives?",NULL
	470	g_szDlgClearBdaDriveCount: db "Remove existing INT 13h hard drives during drive detection?",NULL
[242]	471
[614]	472	g_szNfoBootTimeout: db "Menu item selection timeout in BIOS timer ticks. 1 tick = 54.9 ms.",NULL
	473	g_szNfoBootDrive: db "Default boot drive.",NULL
	474	g_szNfoDispMode: db "Display mode to set when booting.",NULL
	475	g_szNfoColorTheme: db "Color theme used by the boot menu and the hotkey bar.",NULL
	476	g_szNfoBootFloppyDrvs: db "Number of Floppy Drives in system.",NULL
	477	g_szNfoSerialDetect: db "Scans all standard COM ports for serial drives."
	478	db " This can also be invoked by holding down ALT at the end of normal drive detection.",NULL
	479	g_szNfoClearBdaDriveCount: db "Can be used to remove duplicate hard drives.",NULL
[57]	480
[614]	481	g_szHelpBootTimeout: db "Boot Menu selection timeout in BIOS timer ticks (1 second = 18.2 ticks)."
	482	db " When timer goes to zero, currently selected drive will be booted automatically."
	483	db " Timeout can be disabled by setting this to 0.",NULL
	484	g_szHelpBootDrive: db "Drive to be set selected by default when Boot Menu is displayed.",NULL
	485	g_szHelpColorTheme: db "Pick a theme from a list of several pre-defined themes to customize the colors used by the boot menu and, if"
	486	db " available, the hotkey bar. Selecting a theme or loading a BIOS, or its settings, from file or from ROM will"
	487	db " make XTIDECFG apply the theme to itself for easy preview. The ability to preview themes requires that"
	488	db " XTIDECFG is running in a display mode that can display colors. In other words, you may configure the"
	489	db " BIOS on a machine with a monochrome graphics adapter and not be able to preview the theme but the BIOS will"
	490	db " still use the selected theme when installed in a machine with a color graphics adapter.",NULL
	491	g_szHelpBootFloppyDrvs: db "Detecting the correct number of floppy drives might fail when using a floppy controller with its own BIOS."
	492	db " A minimum number of floppy drives can be specified to force non-detected drives to appear on boot menu.",NULL
	493	g_szHelpSerialDetect: db "Set to Yes, at the end of normal drive detection, COM ports 1-7 (in reverse order) will be scanned for a connection"
	494	db " to a serial drive server. This option provides flexibility with the COM port and baud rate to be used,"
	495	db " it need not be configured ahead of time, but at the expense of a slower boot process."
	496	db " Even when this option is set to No, this functionality can still be invoked by holding down the ALT key at the end"
	497	db " of normal drive detection. Note that if any serial drives are detected during the normal drive detection,"
	498	db " no scan will take place (to avoid finding the same drive twice).",NULL
[621]	499	g_szHelpClearBdaDriveCount: db "Set to NO for normal operation. Set to YES to get the built-in protected mode driver in Windows 9x to work when a"
	500	db " dummy drive has been added in system BIOS setup or when using a BIOS built with MODULE_WIN9X_CMOS_HACK included."
	501	db " This option must also be set to YES on computers where the system BIOS does not initialize RAM properly."
	502	db " Zenith Data Systems models Z-171 and Z-161 are known examples of such machines.",NULL
[532]	503
	504	g_szMultichoiceBootDispMode: db "Default",LF
	505	db "40x25 Black & White",LF
	506	db "40x25 Color",LF
	507	db "80x25 Black & White",LF
	508	db "80x25 Color",LF
	509	db "80x25 Monochrome",NULL
	510
[144]	511	g_szValueBootDispModeDefault: db "Default",NULL
	512	g_szValueBootDispModeBW40: db "BW40",NULL
	513	g_szValueBootDispModeCO40: db "CO40",NULL
	514	g_szValueBootDispModeBW80: db "BW80",NULL
	515	g_szValueBootDispModeCO80: db "CO80",NULL
	516	g_szValueBootDispModeMono: db "Mono",NULL
	517
[592]	518	g_szMultichoiceColorTheme: db "Classic (default)",LF
	519	db "Argon Blue",LF
	520	db "Neon Red",LF
	521	db "Phosphor Green",LF
	522	db "Moon Surface",LF
	523	db "Toxic Waste",NULL
	524	g_szValueColorTheme0: db "Classic",NULL
	525	g_szValueColorTheme1: db "Argon",NULL
	526	g_szValueColorTheme2: db "Neon",NULL
	527	g_szValueColorTheme3: db "Phosphor",NULL
	528	g_szValueColorTheme4: db "Moon",NULL
	529	g_szValueColorTheme5: db "Toxic",NULL
	530
[532]	531	g_szMultichoiceBootFloppyDrvs: db "Autodetect",LF
	532	db "1",LF
	533	db "2",LF
	534	db "3",LF
	535	g_szValueBootFloppyDrvs4: db "4",NULL
	536	g_szValueBootFloppyDrvs3: db "3",NULL
	537	g_szValueBootFloppyDrvs2: db "2",NULL
	538	g_szValueBootFloppyDrvs1: db "1",NULL
[59]	539	g_szValueBootFloppyDrvsAuto: db "Auto",NULL
	540
	541
[57]	542	; Strings for Flash menu
[614]	543	g_szItemFlashStart: db "Start flashing",NULL
	544	g_szItemFlashEepromType: db "EEPROM type",NULL
	545	g_szItemFlashSDP: db "SDP command",NULL
	546	g_szItemFlashAddr: db "EEPROM address",NULL
	547	g_szItemFlashPageSize: db "Page size",NULL
	548	g_szItemFlashChecksum: db "Generate checksum byte",NULL
[57]	549
[614]	550	g_szDlgFlashEepromType: db "Select EEPROM type.",NULL
	551	g_szDlgFlashSDP: db "Select Software Data Protection command.",NULL
	552	g_szDlgFlashAddr: db "Enter segment address where EEPROM is located.",NULL
	553	g_szDlgFlashPageSize: db "Select write page size.",NULL
	554	g_szDlgFlashChecksum: db "Generate checksum byte to the end of BIOS image?",NULL
[57]	555
[614]	556	g_szNfoFlashEepromType: db "EEPROM type.",NULL
	557	g_szNfoFlashStart: db "Writes BIOS to EEPROM.",NULL
	558	g_szNfoFlashSDP: db "Software Data Protection command.",NULL
	559	g_szNfoFlashAddr: db "Address (segment) where EEPROM is located.",NULL
	560	g_szNfoFlashPageSize: db "Number of bytes to write before delay.",NULL
	561	g_szNfoFlashChecksum: db "Generate checksum byte to the end of BIOS image.",NULL
[57]	562
[614]	563	g_szHelpFlashSDP: db "Software Data Protection Command:",LF
	564	db "None = Do not use Software Data Protection. Meant for EEPROMs that do not support SDP.",LF,LF
	565	db "Enable = Write protects the EEPROM after flashing."
	566	db " Software Data Protection should always be enabled if EEPROM supports it.",LF,LF
	567	db "Disable = Disables Software Data Protection after flashing.",NULL
[57]	568
[614]	569	g_szHelpFlashPageSize: db "Larger page size will improve write performance but not all EEPROMs support large pages or page writing at all."
	570	db " Byte writing mode will be used when page size is set to 1. Byte writing mode is supported by all EEPROMs."
	571	db " Large pages cannot be flashed with slow CPUs.",NULL
[532]	572
[614]	573	g_szHelpFlashChecksum: db "PC BIOSes require a checksum byte at the end of expansion card BIOS ROMs."
	574	db " You might not want to generate checksum byte when flashing some other images than XTIDE Universal BIOS.",NULL
[532]	575
[614]	576	g_szMultichoiceEepromType: db "2816 (2 kiB)",LF
	577	db "2864 (8 kiB)",LF
	578	db "2864 mod (8 kiB)",LF
	579	db "28256 (32 kiB)",LF
[620]	580	db "28512 (64 kiB)",LF
	581	db "SST39SFx flash",NULL
[614]	582	g_szValueFlash2816: db "2816",NULL
	583	g_szValueFlash2864: db "2864",NULL
	584	g_szValueFlash2864Mod: db "2864mod",NULL
	585	g_szValueFlash28256: db "28256",NULL
	586	g_szValueFlash28512: db "28512",NULL
[620]	587	g_szValueFlashSST39SF: db "SST39SFx",NULL
[57]	588
[614]	589	g_szMultichoiceSdpCommand: db "None",LF
	590	db "Enable",LF
	591	g_szValueFlashDisable: db "Disable",NULL
	592	g_szValueFlashEnable: db "Enable",NULL
	593	g_szValueFlashNone: db "None",NULL
[57]	594
[614]	595	g_szMultichoicePageSize: db "1 byte",LF
	596	db "2 bytes",LF
	597	db "4 bytes",LF
	598	db "8 bytes",LF
	599	db "16 bytes",LF
	600	db "32 bytes",LF
	601	g_szValueFlash64bytes: db "64 bytes",NULL
	602	g_szValueFlash32bytes: db "32 bytes",NULL
	603	g_szValueFlash16bytes: db "16 bytes",NULL
	604	g_szValueFlash8bytes: db "8 bytes",NULL
	605	g_szValueFlash4bytes: db "4 bytes",NULL
	606	g_szValueFlash2bytes: db "2 bytes",NULL
	607	g_szValueFlash1byte: db "1 byte",NULL
[185]	608
[614]	609	g_szSelectionTimeout: db DOUBLE_BOTTOM_LEFT_CORNER,DOUBLE_LEFT_HORIZONTAL_TO_SINGLE_VERTICAL,"%ASelection in %2u s",NULL
	610	g_szDashForZero: db "- ",NULL
	611	g_szValueUnknownError: db "Error!",NULL
[233]	612

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