[Freedos-kernel] Kernel 2041 and Singlestepping the FDCONFIG.SYS.

2012-12-22 Thread MR-LEGO
Dear Developers of FreeDOS-Kernel.

I use the Kernel 2041 and found follow strange:

If I press the F8 key for singlestepping and then the ESC key to skip a 
command, the
singlestepping-process of the FDCONFIG.SYS is skipped.

Under MS-DOS the ESC key skips only the current command and doesn't skip the 
singlestepping-process.
Under the commando-processor (I use the FreeCOM) the ESC key skips only the 
current command, too.

I think to skip the singlestepping-process is a good thing, but its better to 
do this with another
key, like the SPACE key.


Best regards

Christian Pfaller



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Re: [Freedos-kernel] Kernel 2041 and Singlestepping the FDCONFIG.SYS.

2012-12-22 Thread Tom Ehlert
 I use the Kernel 2041 and found follow strange:

 If I press the F8 key for singlestepping and then the ESC key to skip a 
 command, the
 singlestepping-process of the FDCONFIG.SYS is skipped.
I implemented it this way because AFAICT MSDOS 6.2 behaves this way

 Under MS-DOS the ESC key skips only the current command and
 doesn't skip the singlestepping-process.
I may be wrong (it's a lonnng time ago), but I'm fairly sure that ESC finishes
config.sys single stepping for MSDOS 6.2

 Under the commando-processor (I use the FreeCOM) the ESC key
 skips only the current command, too.
that's a completely different thing

 I think to skip the singlestepping-process is a good thing, but its better to 
 do this with another
 key, like the SPACE key.
better: use the same key that MSDOS uses. what is the MSDOS key for
that ?

Tom


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