I don't think I need to make a kernel driver for my device!

Due to the compact code in the kernel, what I've done is 500% faster than
FR/MSDOS!

I thought about adapting FreeDOS to my embedded app (www.freedos.org), and
started to get funny feelings with commands like "copy a:\*.*" didn't work.
:)

Then I made a program that only needed to load 16k at a time into a buffer
and send it out the parallel port at 16k/s.  It couldn't even dream of
keeping up.

I compilied the SAME program on my newly setup BSD computer, and just for
fun ran it like this:

find / -name filethatisnthere; nice +20 ./play G*

Not one skip (in kbyte/s)and there was constant HD access!

Thanks for the great development and OS guys.  :)  I'll be contributing
with the SCSI serial interface and house automation devices soon...that is
once I figure out SCSI device drivers.

Grant