Hi Jerome,
... my DONUTS package (Disk and Other New Utility Tool Suite for DOS) [1] It contains several very small simple tools. BOOTDRV Returns system boot drive. DOSOEMID Returns DOS OEM ID. DOSVER Returns DOS version number. LASTDRV Returns LASTDRIVE setting.
SWITCHAR Returns Switch Character setting. TESTANSI Returns status of ANSI support (network terminal compatible) VERIFLAG Returns state of DOS write verify flag. VIDKIND Returns video card graphics support kind (MDA through SuperVGA). They output the data in a format like “BOOT_DRIVE=C:” which could be redirected to a batch file to change env settings. Compiled, the current set of utilities adds up to a total of 738 bytes worth of binaries.
It would be better to have 1 tool which can do all, using command line options. Depending on your cluster size, DONUTS will take between 4kB and 256kB (or 512kB) of disk space :-p Regards, Eric PS: I agree with Michael regarding signal to noise on the list. Not very useful to have a thread full of "+1" etc. _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
