On Sun, 7 Mar 1999, cristian wrote:
> When I used loadlin.exe I didn't put it like so, in the config.
> I made a file linux.bat and inside this file is the command loadlin with
> all necessary arguments. In the autoexec I put this linux.bat, so the
> autoexec is red when loadlin begin to work.
Besides bad spelling, try naming the files. config can mean a
lot. So does autoexec. In case you mean autoexec.bat hear this: without
the bat extension the dos shell won't run it.
> Win95 is replacing dos6.22 with dos7.0 and in dos7 the Msdos.sys is no
> more a binary, it is for the compatibility with the past, as Microsoft
> allways do. But if you change the lines properly you can obtain various
What always m$ 'do'?
> possibilities of multi-booting.
> Also, Win95 is changing the location of dos files. Half of them are
> moved to \WINDOWS\COMMAND\ directory. Win3.1 is working with this dos7,
Not half. Again you speak without knowing. the old \dos dir
becomes \windows\command
> I don't know why.
That's easy. m$ products are (at least they pretend to be)
backwards compatible. so win3.x has no problems. After all win3.x is a
garphical platform.
Raider
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