Changeset 567 in xtideuniversalbios for trunk/XTIDE_Universal_BIOS_Configurator_v2/Src/Strings.asm

Timestamp:

May 26, 2014, 1:25:15 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

krille_n_@…

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krille_n_@hotmail.com

Message:

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.

File:

• trunk/XTIDE_Universal_BIOS_Configurator_v2/Src/Strings.asm (modified) (6 diffs)

trunk/XTIDE_Universal_BIOS_Configurator_v2/Src/Strings.asm

@@ -69 +69 @@
 g_szItemMainFlash:      db  "Flash EEPROM",NULL
 g_szItemMainSave:       db  "Save BIOS back to original file",NULL
-g_szItemMainLicense:    db  "Copyright and License Information",NULL
-g_szItemMainHomePage:   db  "Web Links",NULL
+g_szItemMainLicense:    db  "Copyright and License Information",NULL
+g_szItemMainHomePage:   db  "Web Links",NULL
 
 g_szDlgMainLoadROM:     db  "Successfully loaded XTIDE Universal BIOS from EEPROM.",NULL
@@ -128 +128 @@
 g_szNfoCfgIdleTimeout:  db  "Enable Power Management to set the harddrive(s) to spin down after idling a certain amount of time.",NULL
 
-g_szSerialMoved:        db  "A Serial Controller has been moved to the end of the Controller list."
+g_szSerialMoved:        db  "A Serial Controller has been moved to the end of the Controller list."
                         db  " No further action is required. Serial Controllers must be placed at the end of the list.",NULL
 
@@ -294 +294 @@
 g_szValueCfgDeviceSerial:                   db  "Serial",NULL
 
-g_szSerialCOMChoice:    db  "COM1 - address 3F8h",LF
+g_szSerialCOMChoice:    db  "COM1 - address 3F8h",LF
                         db  "COM2 - address 2F8h",LF
-                        db  "COM3 - address 3E8h",LF
-                        db  "COM4 - address 2E8h",LF
-                        db  "COM5 - address 2F0h",LF
-                        db  "COM6 - address 3E0h",LF
+                        db  "COM3 - address 3E8h",LF
+                        db  "COM4 - address 2E8h",LF
+                        db  "COM5 - address 2F0h",LF
+                        db  "COM6 - address 3E0h",LF
                         db  "COM7 - address 2E0h",LF
                         db  "COM8 - address 260h",LF
@@ -306 +306 @@
                         db  "COMB - address 360h",LF
                         db  "COMC - address 270h",LF
-                        db  "COMx - Custom address",NULL
+                        db  "COMx - Custom address",NULL
 
 g_szValueCfgCOM1:       db  "COM1",NULL
@@ -322 +322 @@
 g_szValueCfgCOMx:       db  "Custom",NULL
 
-g_szSerialBaudChoice:   db  "115.2K baud",LF
-                        db  "57.6K baud",LF
+g_szSerialBaudChoice:   db  "115.2K baud",LF
+                        db  "57.6K baud",LF
                         db  "38.4K baud",LF
-                        db  "28.8K baud",LF
-                        db  "19.2K baud",LF
+                        db  "28.8K baud",LF
+                        db  "19.2K baud",LF
                         db  "9600 baud",LF
-                        db  "4800 baud",LF
-                        db  "2400 baud",NULL
+                        db  "4800 baud",LF
+                        db  "2400 baud",NULL
 
 g_szValueCfgBaud115_2:  db  "115.2K",NULL
@@ -377 +377 @@
                         db  " least one drive with buggy Block Mode implementation.",NULL
 
-g_szHelpDrvWriteCache:  db  "Modern Hard Drives have large internal write cache."
-                        db  " The cache will speed up writes since the drive can free the bus right after data has been written in cache."
-                        db  " The drive then starts to write the data from cache by itself."
-                        db  " That can be dangerous since all unwritten data in cache is lost if power is turned off or the system is reset."
+g_szHelpDrvWriteCache:  db  "Modern Hard Drives have a large amount of internal write cache."
+                        db  " The cache will speed up writes since the drive can free the bus right after data has been written to cache."
+                        db  " The drive then starts to write the data from cache to disk by itself."
+                        db  " This can be dangerous since all unwritten data in cache is lost if power is turned off or the system is reset."
                         db  " Modern operating systems will flush the cache when user shuts down the system."
                         db  " DOS does not have that sort of protection so it is up to the user to make sure cache is flushed."