i don't think that there is a full documentation on the internals of FreeDOS
however you can find the info you are looking for on:

1.) you can try finding some info on the wiki of freedos...

http://fd-doc.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php

and

http://wiki.fdos.org/pmwiki.php

2.) you can dig into freedos sources and make you own research...

www.freedos.org contais some links to developers' info...

On 10/23/07, najmus saqib <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HI
>  I want to write an academic paper on freedos kernel
> and its internal working features. I did google the
> topic but can't find any specific research paper sort
> of thing on FreeDos. Can You people help me finding
> it.
>                                              Thanks...
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