I am unsatisfied with the user inferface of debug. Is there a front
end or shell for debug which makes debug easier to use?

Georg

Do any boy plant to code drivers for the sound cards of dos?No only sb
but also the lastest onboard cards.

Silence dos is not well.

I hear that the drivers must get some approch to the EMM386?Is it
right?
I search the internet and i can not find any useful information about
this.

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A scan for problems on my computer showed I did not have
"mscorree.dll".
I located it and it is NOW in \windows\system.
However, applications needing this now pop up with a message to set
register key

\HKLM\Microsoft\.NETFramework\Installroot to pont to the .NetFramwork
Install Location

Any clues on
a) why I didn't have it in the right place (according to my Norton
utiliities)
b) why it is still not OK?
c) What I should do to fix it?

All my software is ligitimate.

i wrote this code
int main(void){
asm("movb $0x00,%%ah \n"
"movb $0x0d,%%al \n"
"int $0x10");
return 0;
}
to disappair the cursor but when it excutes the program craches with
the message "the memory can not be writen" what's wrong with this
code?

I have a Login_Script that will execute installs and desktop
environments based on the Computer’s name Mostly based on DR Disaster
Recovery Center, SBO Service Bureau Operations, of SBOCC Service
Bureau Operations Command Center

Right now as the script is written each new system has to be add to
the line of code.

A more efficient way would be if there was a conditional findstr or
find that I could use on the variable %%comphtername%%

So that if findstr/find “SBO” %%computername%% goto support_staff
If findstr/find “SBOCC” %%computername%% goto
service_center_scripts
If findstr/find “DR” %%computername%% goto disaster_center

%%computername%%
Rem DRR1P1-DRR1P6
Rem DRR2P1-DRR2P6
Rem DRR3P1-DRR3P6
Rem DRR4P1-DRR4P6
Rem DRR5P1-DRR5P6
Rem DRR6P1-DRR6P6

how can i access a file structure to retrieve informations about a
file ? actually i wanna write a function that search for files using
C,but it seems that i need to call some low level functions to perform
that

hello, everybody
I use a USB key on my PC under MS-DOS. when I delete files on the USB key
with an another PC and I replug it on my PC under MS-DOS then the DOS don't
see that the files is delete.
Do you know the DOS function that update or reset the "internal file system"
or "drive parameter block" to update the new value of USB key. The big
problem in DOS that he doesn't see when you unplug and plug the key and so
he doesn't update the modifications and I don't want restart the PC every
time.
thanks for your help.
Philippe

How do I create a cron-like job in the xp command window to run, say
once a week or once a day at specified times?

Hi all,

does anybody know a good DOS boot CD? or a bootable USB stick?

I'd like to see an optimally configured DOS (hey, which one?), with NTFS
support, Long Filename support, international keyboard support, perhaps
4DOS as CLI, hyperdisk, drivers for CD, mouse(?), LAN and Internet
support (though not all necessarily at the same time: a boot menu
selection might be necessary, and a memory manager like QEMM and a
taskswitcher like Deskview might be handy. And of course USB drivers for
the USB stick and whatever I may have missed.

Utilities like an editor, virus scanner, partition editor and whatever
comes to mind as nice to have on a DOS bootable CD / USB stick.

If there isn't such an animal, should one create one? Would it be useful
e.g. as a rescue cd for Windows95/98? XP?
Would it be useful as a small useful toolkit to take with you? What
should go in, what should be kept out?

Please feel free to make suggestions. If anything comes from this
(hopefully following) discussion, I'd like to put up the resulting
ultimate :-) DOS boot CD and/or USB ISO file on my site (see sig).