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Re: MS-DOS drivers for PCMCIA cards and AI - Wild idea

Yes, of course it is not a working driver code, not even close to a driver code at all, but still, it is already something, cause if you google you won't find even such a primitive pseudocode. And since, as I understand, AI is a system that is capable of learning from available data, why can't it …

Re: MS-DOS drivers for PCMCIA cards and AI - Wild idea

There is also this book, that is very good. But it doesn't have sample code, unlike the other one I gave a link to. pcmcia-system-architecture-16-bit-pc-cards-2nbsped-0201409917_compress.rar Thank you for giving a link to those books, they look like being a really good references. But still, my …

Re: MS-DOS drivers for PCMCIA cards and AI - Wild idea

I remember asking once ChatGPT if he could help to write a PCMCIA driver. He said that it was very complicated, suggested some generic framework code in C. It had nothing to do with PCMCIA, just very basic and universal header and footer. Out of bunch of text I understood that he was not going to …

Re: MS-DOS drivers for PCMCIA cards and AI - Wild idea

I remember asking once ChatGPT if he could help to write a PCMCIA driver. He said that it was very complicated, suggested some generic framework code in C. It had nothing to do with PCMCIA, just very basic and universal header and footer. Out of bunch of text I understood that he was not going to …

Re: MS-DOS drivers for PCMCIA cards and AI - Wild idea

there is perhaps a chance, if you trained it specifically on similar stuff, but i would guess it would ve a huge challenge to explain the actual problem ut needs to solve. I think that if you are able to explain what it should do you might as well solve the entire problem yourself. Imo AI is pretty …

MS-DOS drivers for PCMCIA cards and AI - Wild idea

It is quite a common problem when you find some PCMCIA card (or PCI or any other) which supposed to work with your vintage system under MS-DOS, but it turns out that there are simply no drivers for MS-DOS. Problem becomes even bigger when you realize that not only you, a miserable lamer, are not …

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