ok Jeremy, I believe that you arfe entitled a lot more than two cents on
this topic ;-)
I also believe that FreeDOS is ready to 1.0. I installed it in a real
user application which is heavy database + graphics in 32 bits and it
behaved *better* than MS-DOS 7.10!!!
The only problem is that disk change detection that forced me to remove
FreeDOS.
I had other small concerns like messages on-screen that I can easylly
remove, but the kernel is too complex to understand and debug. I need
help here, but I am working on it too. I believe that in this case the
best debug path would be: 1) reproduce the problem with a machine and a
program under control, 2) with your help and other people I can try many
differents workaround the problem, 3) if I find a specific workaround
then I am sure that a fix is possible.
One question: how can I force a complete fat re-read from disk? I have
already tried int 13h ah=00 and int 21h ah=0dh without success. Is there
any different way?
Alain
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