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I now have bootdir working with MS-DOS system files. But I notice that I
can't redirect drives the way I used to be able to. Here's my autoexec.bat
(the one I've always been using):
lredir x: linux\fs/mnt/dos/c
lredir d: linux\fs/mnt/dos/d
lredir e: linux\fs/mnt/dos/e
lredir f: linux\fs/mnt/dos/f
lredir g: linux\fs/mnt/dos/g
lredir h: linux\fs/mnt/dos/h
lredir v: linux\fs/mnt/card
lredir w: linux\fs/mnt/cdrom
lredir z: linux\fs/mnt/zip
path=<various paths>
And here's my config.sys (same as always):
device=ems.sys
dos=high,umb
files=80
buffers=20
lastdrive=z
Note in the following that autoexec.bat fails to redirect drives d, e, and
f. Note also that it redirects drive c out of order:
C:\>lredir x: linux\fs/mnt/dos/c
lredir d: linux\fs/mnt/dos/d <- drive d not redirected
lredir e: linux\fs/mnt/dos/e <- drive e not redirected
lredir f: linux\fs/mnt/dos/f <- drive f not redirected
X: = LINUX\FS/MNT/DOS/C attrib = READ/WRITE <- drive c redirected
out of order
C:\>lredir g: linux\fs/mnt/dos/g
G: = LINUX\FS/MNT/DOS/G attrib = READ/WRITE
C:\>lredir h: linux\fs/mnt/dos/h
H: = LINUX\FS/MNT/DOS/H attrib = READ/WRITE
C:\>lredir v: linux\fs/mnt/card
V: = LINUX\FS/MNT/CARD attrib = READ/WRITE
C:\>lredir w: linux\fs/mnt/cdrom
W: = LINUX\FS/MNT/CDROM attrib = READ/WRITE
C:\>lredir z: linux\fs/mnt/zip
Z: = LINUX\FS/MNT/ZIP attrib = READ/WRITE
C:\>path=<various paths>
