I've considered this in the past, but the consensus seems to be that it
is best just to reboot. It is possible to assuming no TSRs are loaded
that would be confused by such action, but if done in the kernel it
would involve leaving normally init time (hence transient so does not
normally occupy the precious low memory) code in. If you really really
really need to do this, then for a controlled setup only (no TSRs or
ones you know, and I do mean know, will not be confused by such action
-- note FreeCom may be confused by such action) I would suggest taking
the source for the specific kernel you are booting and make an external
program that does the required work. I don't have time at the moment as
I'm trying to finish my MS/PC DOS 6 config menu support, have a few
dozen bugs on the back burner, my SYS work, my FreeCom work, my AtapiCDD
work, and half a dozen other things I've forgotten about.
Jeremy
(current kernel maintainer)
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