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Hi! I''ve got 2 tables: products and images. Product has_many images, image belongs_to product. In images table i store product_id and name of the image (not the image itself). I''ve created a single form, where user can add any number of images for a product he/she is creating (new fields are created using javascript). The images that are uploaded are saved to public/images

In other words: I'm suggesting to use WinImage as it also allows easy injection of new files *and* updating of already existing files. May I ask which vendor is distributing a DOS FW update that is 20MB? I'd like to see the files. Sometimes you just need the .bin/.rom and the actual FW update EXE and it would fit a 5MB FDD image. On Mon, Jun 18, 2018 at 2:03 PM, R S <rene.shuster at

...hich vendor is distributing a DOS FW update that is 20MB? I'd > like to see the files. Sometimes you just need the .bin/.rom and the actual > FW update EXE and it would fit a 5MB FDD image. The old (super?-)floppy file images from below website might do the trick: http://bootcd.narod.ru/images_e.htm (and I'd indeed recommend WinImage in its Pro-version for modifications like injecting files, as well as reading the Memdisk page in complete detail to get parameters right for use in Syslinux/Isolinux). Not sure if bootable images from exotic things like Zipdrives or LS-120/LS-240 dri...

From: Ady, Tue, 8 Jul 2014 > [...] every document related to newmkfloppyimg.sh > specifically recommends adding: > floppy c=$CYLINDERS s=$SECTORS h=$HEADS > to the MEMDISK arguments. Good advice. As it turns out, according to the memdisk output, it is already correctly determining CHS. Explicitly specifying the values doesn't seem to have an effect. > You might also want

Hello. I''ve been trying this out for the past two days and I can''t seem to get it. I''m going to have a page where you can upload x amount of images at once. Lets say 10 images need to be uploaded, all with a caption. I''d like to have a browse button to choose the file, then the caption. Now, if I put 10 of them in one form, fill them all out and submit, I get

Does someone know where I could get my hands on an ima that's larger than 2.88meg... I use winimage for all my ima's and stuff but i'm having trouble configuring a custom size. If anyone has a large ima I could utilize that would be great, preferably one fitting this memdisk supported size: 3,932,160 bytes (3840K) c=80 h=2 s=48 3.5" DSED (extended) If not instructions on making

...suggestion, and personally chose to settle on the previous paragraph as being easier for my particular situation. 9) As an alternative to all this work, if you trust the source, there are mostly blank superfloppies of many different sizes at various websites, for example http://bootcd.narod.ru/images_e.htm . That is, instead of enlarging an existing image, just start with a working one of the size you need. I tried the 11.52mb one in a VM and it booted. Our building's HVAC system mysteriously stopped running a minute later, but I understand that can't be related. 10) Finally, having...

...that is 20MB? I'd >> like to see the files. Sometimes you just need the .bin/.rom and the >> actual >> FW update EXE and it would fit a 5MB FDD image. >> > > The old (super?-)floppy file images from below website might do the trick: > > http://bootcd.narod.ru/images_e.htm > > (and I'd indeed recommend WinImage in its Pro-version for modifications > like injecting files, as well as reading the Memdisk page in complete > detail to get parameters right for use in Syslinux/Isolinux). > > Not sure if bootable images from exotic things like Zipdr...

...ly chose to settle on the > previous paragraph as being easier for my particular situation. > > 9) As an alternative to all this work, if you trust the source, there > are mostly blank superfloppies of many different sizes at various > websites, for example http://bootcd.narod.ru/images_e.htm . That is, > instead of enlarging an existing image, just start with a working one of > the size you need. I tried the 11.52mb one in a VM and it booted. Our > building's HVAC system mysteriously stopped running a minute later, but > I understand that can't be related. &...

On Tue, 08 Jul 2014 15:54, H. Peter Anvin wrote: > >On 07/08/2014 11:26 AM, Ady wrote: >> >> It's interesting that you ask this, because every document related to >> newmkfloppyimg.sh specifically recommends adding: >> floppy c=$CYLINDERS s=$SECTORS h=$HEADS >> to the MEMDISK arguments. >> > >It would be important for floppies to know