I have just reproduced the 'dir' problem with two computers,
both running FreeDOS on real hardware, and MS-Client.
FreeDOS kernel date: 2007-12-08
Hard disk: 2MB, FAT16
Memory management: HIMEMX.EXE + JEMM386.EXE
Protocol: NetBEUI
A 'dir' command in the client results in exactly the following:
--------------------------------------------------
g:\>dir *.*
Volume in drive G is MARCOS_2GB
unimplemented internal dos function INT2F/120a
Directory of g:\*.*
. <DIR> 9/08/08 0:27
0 bytes in 0 files and 1 dir
1,051,394,048 bytes free
--------------------------------------------------
Differently from what Uli reported, typing 'dir' a second time
does not help in my case.
Other commands, such as copy and type, work normally in both
directions.
In his instructions about DOS networking, Jacco de Leeuw says
in the MS-LanMan section: "Microsoft has a bad reputation for writing
buggy software so do expect some quirks." Perhaps this is one of them.
Marcos
Sao Paulo, Brazil
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