This is a small package to help me test a few things for my book.

If you want to help, please install the tests.img file to a 1.44meg disk and
reboot in a x86 machine with an OHCI, UHCI, EHCI, or xHCI controller on a
PCI or PCIe bus.  If you already have DOS installed on that machine, simply run
ochi.exe, uhci.exe, ehci.exe, or xhci.exe from the DOS partition.
 (you may need to start a DMPI server first.  See below)

1. Install the tests.img to the floppy:
   To install tests.img to a 1.44meg disk, simply use the following command
    line:

    mputimg tests.img a:

2. Boot the floppy in the machine(s) you would like to run the test on.

   ****** You must choose option 2 (FreeDOS safe mode) in the boot menu ******

3. Type u.bat, o.bat, e.bat, or x.bat and the enter key.
   This will :
     1. load the DPMI server
     2. run the test so that it prints to the screen
     3. pause for keypress
     4. run the test so that it prints to a file called ohci.txt,
         uchi.txt, ehci.txt, or xchi.txt

4. Please send the *hci.txt file to me, or copy/paste to an email and send
   that email to me at  fys[at]fysnet[dot]net


Note: If you want to run the test on a machine that already has DOS on it,
      you will need a DPMI server.  Included in the tests.zip file is
      cwsdpmi.exe
      (in the csdpmi5b.zip file).  
        1. Copy the cwsdpmi.exe file to the DOS partion,
        2. At the DOS prompt, type
            cwsdpmi -p -s-  <enter key>
            uhci            <enter key>
            uhci > uhci.txt <enter key>

        (substituting ohci, uhci, ehci, or xhci above as needed)


To run these tests with the verbose flag off, use the -v- parameter.
To run these tests with the dump flag off, use the -d- parameter.
To run these tests and pausing between 'pages', use the -p parameter.

Example:
     uhci -v-             <enter key>
     uhci -v- > uhci.txt  <enter key>
     uhci -p              <enter key>


Thank you,
Ben


********** These tests will NOT work on anything but TRUE DOS. **************