perhaps "SYS CONFIG file" can show the kernel version if "file" is a FreeDOS kernel.
I remember no version information when SYS. I didn't try "SYS CONFIG".
Is it necessary to show version during SYS? My opinion is "a bit more information" harmless.
might be a possible option. SYS CONFIG does not have this yet I think. something like: "Copying C:\DOWNLOAD\KERNEL.SYS [Kernel 2033-fat32] to A:\KERNEL32.SYS"
I don't know a way to check how much memory-space kernel and freecom take up. MEM/MMSDOS (or MEM/MSYSTEM) and MEM/MCOMMAND
so for kernel it should query MSDOS module SYSTEM module whichever is non-0 should report back.
for shell, try either COMMAND module, and %comspec%-without-directory-and-without-extension. don't know how to avoid a duplicate then..
or do you want to obtain the amount of free RAM without taking drivers into acount? free RAM = TotalMEM minus KERNEL-MEMORY minus PRIMARY-SHELL-memory
Bernd
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