Adds 10 HDD models' names/speeds other than the generic 86B_HD00. It may not accurate but their models' names\speeds would be closer to the real ones.
Also adds the HDD type names to the Connor HDD models.
AT/286 based early (1988) laptop with indestructible magnesium case.
Also add emulation of 3 specific Conner HDDs as required by stock 1520 BIOS.
It only works with these particular drives and requires them to be somewhat
slow or reads will hang. The alternative is to use RomBuster to patch your
BIOS.
The machine had 3 display options (640x480 plasma or 2 different LCDs).
For now we need to use stock CGA with mono amber monitor to get some of
the plasma feel. Next step is to add Yamaha V6366 video card support.
1. More logs.
2. Placed the required bits in the reset routine to make Xenix 2.3.4q work (at least getting past the reset detection).
3. Some more fixes for OS/2 1.x (proposed by WNT50)
Instead of writing out disk blocks slowly across the entire volume,
just use the ftruncate function to create a file instantly at the
desired size.
Depending on file system, this can either result in identical results
to the old code just faster (eg: ZFS and btrfs with compression
enabled), sparse files (most native Unix file systems without
compression, eg ext4 and UFS), or a full non-sparse file like before
(creating an image on FAT).
All: the icon refresh for the respective storage now works properly across all adapters that use it (especially the aha154x compatibles and spock/tribble).
SCSI CD-ROM: The Sony/Texel/DEC SCSI command 0xC0 (Set Address Format) isn't a command that checks for ready status, however, it is for other vendors like NEC, Matsushita, etc. and I am not wishing to create a duplicate command_flags array duplicate just for vendor unique commands. This fixes the MSF bit of Sony/Texel/DEC CD-ROM drives which don't use the Mode Page equivalent.
Toshiba only: attempt to mark the 3201B as a SCSI-1 only CD-ROM drive properly.
