Changeset 297 in xtideuniversalbios

Timestamp:

Mar 8, 2012, 2:27:28 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

aitotat@…

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aitotat@gmail.com

Message:

Edited wiki page Manual_v2_0_0 through web user interface.

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• wiki/Manual_v2_0_0.wiki (modified) (1 diff)

wiki/Manual_v2_0_0.wiki

@@ -29 +29 @@
 == Different builds ==
 
-At the moment there are different builds included in the XTIDE Universal BIOS zip file.
+At the moment there are different builds included in the XTIDE Universal BIOS zip file. 15 kiB builds (*L.BIN) include support for JR-IDE/ISA but are otherwise the same as 8 kiB builds.
   * IDE_XT.BIN, IDE_JR8K.BIN and IDE_XTL.BIN (XT build)
-   XT build uses only instructions supported by 8086/8088 making it the only build that can be used on any PC, including the original IBM PC model 5150. IDE_XT.BIN is 8 kiB image and IDE_XTL.BIN is 16 kiB image with support for JR-IDE/ISA. IDE_JR8K.BIN has JR-IDE/ISA support but serial port features are removed to reduce the size to 8 kiB.
+   XT build uses only instructions supported by 8086/8088 making it the only build that can be used on any PC, including the original IBM PC model 5150. IDE_JR8K.BIN has JR-IDE/ISA support but serial port features are removed to reduce the size to 8 kiB.
   * IDE_XTP.BIN and IDE_XTPL.BIN (XT+ build)
-   XT+ build has the same features as the XT build but XT+ build uses instructions introduced in 80186/80188. Those instructions are supported by all later x86 CPUs, including NEC V20/V30. 8-bit transfers rates will be better thanks to INS and OUTS instructions. IDE_XTP.BIN is 8 kiB image and IDE_XTPL.BIN is 16 kiB image with support for JR-IDE/ISA.
-  * IDE_AT.BIN (AT build)
+   XT+ build has the same features as the XT build but XT+ build uses instructions introduced in 80186/80188. Those instructions are supported by all later x86 CPUs, including NEC V20/V30. 8-bit transfers rates will be better thanks to INS and OUTS instructions.
+  * IDE_AT.BIN and IDE_ATL.BIN (AT build)
    AT build is meant for all AT class machines (16-bit or 32-bit bus). AT build supports OS hooks to allow operating system to do some processing while drive seeks the requested data (if interrupts are enabled).