Hallo Arkady,
actually many of your posts makes me to wonder puzzled what you really
_mean_. This thread is one of them.
On Sun, 27 Jun 2004, Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
26-éÀÎ-2004 20:35 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (FreeCOM) wrote to
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Yes, but who know, may be command.com not starts, bu
Hi!
Found one more issue in the FD-DEBUG: if inspect INT23 and INT24
vectors inside FD-DEBUG, then there is NULL. Consequently, INT 21/26 (make
new PSP) makes PSP with zero fileds for these interrupts.
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Hi!
27-Июн-2004 17:56 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (tom ehlert) wrote to "Arkady V.Belousov"
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>> In this case memory will be allocated in the _best_ segment (shortest,
>> which may fit) or after command.com (as with MS-DOS), if there is no
>> fragmentation.
te> one more hint: comman
Hello Arkady,
>>> 5. MS-command.com places its (resized) segment with environment right after
>>>itself (original segment preserved not freed), FreeCOM places environment
>>>into UMB, but, as I understand, with LAST_FIT.
>>> I think, (5) should be changed (LAST_FIT to BEST_FIT).
te>> I thi
Hi!
27-Июн-2004 15:52 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (tom ehlert) wrote to "Arkady V.Belousov"
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>> 5. MS-command.com places its (resized) segment with environment right after
>>itself (original segment preserved not freed), FreeCOM places environment
>>into UMB, but, as I understan
Hello Arkady,
> 5. MS-command.com places its (resized) segment with environment right after
>itself (original segment preserved not freed), FreeCOM places environment
>into UMB, but, as I understand, with LAST_FIT.
> I think, (5) should be changed (LAST_FIT to BEST_FIT).
I think (5) shou
Hi Arkady! Lots of questions...
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/stuff/soft/specials/format-fat32-logs-geraldo.tar.gz
> For whom you target this letter?
People who have Windows and people who know things about FAT32 and who can help...
> What is "units"? Clusters? What says bootfix,
Hi!
27-Июн-2004 11:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote to
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A:>>move d2 d1
A:>>chkdsk
==>> chkdsk responds:
ib> "The '..' entry in \D1\D2 is not pointing to the right directory."
ib> It seems that the kernel upon renaming a directory does not adjust the ..
ib>
Hi,
I was checking out a bug reported on move (bugzilla 1787):
Problem -- Perform the following commands:
A:>mkdir d1
A:>mkdir d2
A:>chkdsk
==> chkdsk does not find any errors
A:>move d2 d1
A:>chkdsk
==> chkdsk responds:
"The '..' entry in \D1\D2 is not pointing to the right directory.
