Hi dos386,
I didn't reply earlier because I had major surgery on the exact
day you wrote me.
On 3 Mar 2015 08:47:38 + dos386 wrote:
Error messages are of the type:
Page fault cr2=1002 at eio=11f0
This message seems to originate from desperately
obsolete CWSDPMI bundled with
Hi,
From: dmccunney on 8 Feb 2015 15:14:17 -0500:
As mentioned, on the machine FreeDOS is installed on, I have
multiple partitions and file systems. When I set it up to begin
with, I assumed FreeDOS would use FAT16 and have the 2GB volume
size limit in consequence, so that determined the
Hi Dale, Dennis,
From: dennis.mccun...@gmail.com on Tue, 3 Feb 2015 16:56:48
Everybody seems to run DOS under something else like
Windows.
Because everyone else runs something other than DOS as their main OS.
Just for the record: not everyone else. I run DOS in real
hardware as the main OS
Hi,
I have used Arachne for many years without any problems. Then
some time ago, for no apparent reason, it began to lock when
loading images. (It still works normally for text.)
Error messages are of the type:
Page fault cr2=1002 at eio=11f0
or:
JemmEx: exception __ occurred at
Hi Rugxulo,
The reason why I'm doing it is that I have about 6 FreeDOS
computers, with different memory sizes, and I wanted to have
identical FDCONFIG.SYS and FDAUTO.BAT files in all of them.
Use a multi-boot CONFIG.SYS MENU setup.
I already use a menu of *nine* configurations.
Anyway,
Hi,
I was wondering whether one of the reasons why old computers
fail is that the BIOS gets corrupted over time because it is
stored in rewritable media.
Many of the old computers that I'v tried to reuse seem to have
problems in keyboard, floppy and CD operation, which, I believe,
are directly
Hi,
I understand that the only defrag program that runs on true DOS,
meaning not DOS in MS Windows, and that supports FAT32, is the
one written for FreeDOS. I also understand that the most
current version is 1.3.2.
Does it really support FAT32?
I thought it didn't.
Marcos
Hi,
On Sat, Oct 4, 2014 at 9:06 PM, Dale E Sterner sunbeam...@juno.com wrote:
Just heard about LaTeX here and being curious, just want to understand -
learn more about it. I use DOS Wordperfect 6.2 for most everything, just
wonder
if LaTeX can do more. Looks like its a script language like
Hi,
I myself just wrote:
I once came across a FDAPM compatibility issue with something
else: Bret's USB driver for keyboard. (I have reported the issue
to Bret.)
It has just occurred to me that this sounds as if I'm
finding fault with Bret Johnson's work.
So, to clarify matters: actually the
Hi Mateusz,
Loved your Sudoku! You can be credited for inducing me to play a
game in a computer for the first time in my life! No kidding.
Worked fine in my pure FreeDOS machine. And it's idle-aware too
... CPU idle time 99% ... I always test that :-)
There won't be any new version in any
Hi Dennis,
Another you might find of interest is TPE , the Turbo Powered
Editor. It's a freeware offering from Brian Foley at TurboPower
software, based on a couple of different Borland components.
One interesting feature is that it can swap most of itself out,
leaving only a stub in
Hi,
Since I'm having almost no spare time these days, I'll have to
do the various suggested tests little by little.
Tom:
please try running ONLY HIMEM and MKEYB (or the other keyboard
driver), and see if the problem vanishes.
I did a test *without* loading HIMEM, JEMM, KEYB/MKEYB,
Hi,
Eric Auer wrote:
The ACPI throttle FDAPM SPEEDn thing? Which n value?
I was using FDAPM SPEED1, in order to drop CPU speed from 1000
MHz to under 200 MHz to prevent the Borland runtime 200 bug.
Bret Johnson wrote:
Just as another troubleshooting item, does it happen even when
you
Hi Tom,
something in your machines blocks interrupts for too long, and
keys get lost - most likely some TSR or driver, ...
In addition to reducing processor speed with FDAPM, I was using
Japheth's HDPMI16.EXE, as well as DPAKBD.COM to provide processor
idling.
please try running ONLY HIMEM
Hi,
A couple of years ago I noticed that, in some computers, when
the Up, Down, Left or Right keys were held pressed for several
seconds, sometimes they acted as numeric keypad keys, i.e.,
instead of just moving the cursor in these directions, they
actually *wrote* the characters 8, 2, 4 or 6
Hi Jovan,
I have freedos build 2038pre/2036svn installed on a Thinkpad
760ED. Everything works fine except that the screen is shrunk to
the center of the display. I've messed with mode and con to try
to get the console to fill up the whole display without success.
Has anybody had a
Eric Auer, Fri, 22 Nov 2013 11:18:08 +0100:
As far as I know, 4DOS does not support commands like copy all
files with rollercoaster in the description to drive X:
According to the 4DOS 'copy' instructions, it does support it:
4DOS Help Topic: COPY
/Itext: Select source files by matching text
The UIDE drivers have all been updated to 14-Nov-2013, and
they are now available from Johnson Lam's dropbox at --
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15785527/drivers.zip
Thanks, Jack!
Marcos
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Hi Mateusz,
FDNPKG was not 'installed' before, but just wildly decompressed
!
The solution is to move all the files that you decompressd
manually somewhere else, and then run fdnpkg install fdnpkg
to install fdnpkg for real :)
It worked, as we can see by the messages:
Downloading...
Hi Mateusz,
Can you tell me what is the version of your current FDNPKG tool?
And how have you installed it the first time?
Current version is v0.95.
I don't remember how I installed it. However, the fdnpkg95.zip
file is in my hard drive, so the installation was presumably
done by manually
Hi,
From myself on 2013-07-17:
I used FONTHACK quite a lot to build a nice-looking sans serif
screen font with all the accents we need in Portuguese. That's
the font I use every day. Fonthack is copyrighted freeware by
Pierre Jelenc, 1994.
From Rugxulo on 2013-09-16:
I was unable to find
Hi,
I've been using SNTP regularly to adjust the computer clock, but
recently it began to give this message:
What do you mean by saying `recently'?
I mean a few weeks ago.
What device is your DHCP server? A router? Did you change it `recently'?
Sorry, I do not know what a DHCP server
Hi Mike,
I've been using SNTP regularly to adjust the computer clock, but
recently it began to give this message:
mTCP SNTP Client by M Brutman (mbbrut...@gmail.com) (C)opyright 2009-2013
Version: Apr 26 2013
Your DHCP lease expires in less than an hour! Please run DHCP.EXE.
My
Rugxulo rugx...@gmail.com on Thu, 15 Aug 2013 09:23:18 -0500:
Some languages even support coroutines (or green threads) out of
the box, e.g. Modula-2, Lua, Ruby 1.8, etc. Other languages have
simple bindings (or equivalent functionality), e.g. DX-Forth has
MULTI.SCR for (very) simple swapping
Hi,
Rugxulo on 15 Jul 2013:
I don't know what tools others used previously
I used FONTHACK quite a lot to build a nice-looking sans serif
screen font with all the accents we need in Portuguese. That's
the font I use every day. Fonthack is copyrighted freeware by
Pierre Jelenc, 1994.
There's
dos386 wrote:
Ideas, if you want to deal with HTML:
1. HTML to text converter (with nice output) ... TOTALCOMMANDER has
a such HTML viewer
One such converter is HTMSTRIP by Bruce Guthrie, and it is very
good.
http://users.erols.com/waynesof/HTMS0208.ZIP
From the docs:
The HTMSTRIP.EXE
Hi Skip,
I have an old Dell laptop latitude and have removed the
operation system and reformatted the hard drive. I installed
fdos and ansi.sys and have inserted ansi.sys in the config.sys
file and set the con to 80,25 but I still get a small window in
the center of the screen. Does anyone
Hi,
I got an old laptop with Windows 2000 Professional (NT). I will
now change the file system to FAT16, and install FreeDOS.
However, before erasing Windows, I'm wondering whether there are
files, such as drivers or some such thing, which I should keep
in order to use with FreeDOS.
Would such
Hi,
I got an old laptop with Windows 2000 Professional (NT). I will
now change the file system to FAT16, and install FreeDOS.
Can't you dual boot?? [..] Search Google for boot.ini or
such.
I did, and found the procedure much too complicated. In fact,
the reason why I use FreeDOS in the
Hi Eric,
Hi USB users :-)
trying to give an introduction to Bret's drivers and a summary
of the documents
Nice summary. Thanks!
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Hi,
If Jim weren't so busy, I'm sure he'd want me to mirror it, but
first I hope somebody can give some quick review of it (as I
don't grok C++, TeX, nor WP).
Being a user of both WordPerfect (6.2 for DOS) and LaTeX (emTeX
by Eberhard Mattes, for DOS), I'll *try* to have a look at it.
But
Hi Rugxulo,
beware to always use lowercase names, ugh.
Mistery solved ... the trouble apparently was that the Connect
file manager writes the filename list SELECTED.LST, as well as
the command line, in uppercase.
So I wrote a batch file to run 7zip. Now Connect calls that
batch file instead of
Hi Dennis,
That's what I thought might be the case. Your source files are
basically 7 bit ASCII.
I'd call your use case something to be handled by a Revision
Control System. We normally think of them as used for program
code, but they can be used for manuscripts as well. Take a look
at
Hi Rugxulo,
Hence I suggest sticking with 7ZA920.ZIP or some version of
p7zip 9.20.1 (despite bugs), at least under DOS.
I downloaded this version:
/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/util/file/7zip/9.20.1/testing/p7z9201-latest.zip
2012-Sep-03 13:00:32
... and here's a couple of observations,
Hi Rugxulo,
Some (e.g. JED, which I need to package up for FreeDOS one of
these days) also seem to have their own LaTeX modes too (not
that I've tried!), if you're willing to switch editors
temporarily. (TDE is great but doesn't have lots of frills or
extensibility.)
By LaTeX modes do you
Hi,
I'd like to use 7zip to compress successive versions of the book
I'm writing. For files containing long, identical sections as in
this case, 7zip produces archives *10 times* smaller than InfoZip.
However, the DOS 7zip I'm using seems to have these limitations:
- compresses sub-folders, but
Hi Bret and others,
I have a rather old Olympus digital camera, and I would like to
download its pictures in FreeDOS with the USB cable, but this
isn't working. In fact, it is still worse: it does work, but
only 1 out of 10 times.
(It works in Linux alright, but I take recourse to Linux only
for
Can be I use this (linear only) model of text selection or
preffer use the standard scheme? Please say to me as voting by
most voices. Thanks!
Linear-only is OK for me.
Marcos
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Rugxulo wrote:
- Aurora by Jeff Wunderlich. A masterpiece.
I've heard good things but not tried it.
You won't regret the time spent on trying :-)
I forgot to mention: top-class docs too. Actually, it's hard to
find anything in Aurora which is less than excellent.
- FED by Marko Macek.
I
I'm actually more interested in what editors people *do* use
under FreeDOS
Editors fascinate me. Below are some of my favorites. And, yes,
I do *edit* fairly large files, up to 15 MB.
- Aurora by Jeff Wunderlich. A masterpiece. Fast, stable,
pleasant to the eye, original, powerful,
This *is* the FreeDOS list, right? Haven't seen a post about that in awhile.
Yes, and this discussion threat has gone *way* off topic.
Alright, point conceded.
However:
I am glad that this discussion did take place. It showed us how
insanely complex things have become. This is relevant not
Hi, Tom,
So I wrote a simple batch file to do the copying. To my
surprise, it failed, with the error message Lock violation or
something to that effect.
a) please take the time and report THE FULL AND EXACT WORDING OF
THE ERROR MESSAGE and not 'SOMETHING TO THAT EFFECT'.
The machines are
Hi Tom,
I found somewhere that 4DOS seems to try to lock the files (and
fails sometimes). are you using 4DOS as a shell ?
Yes, 4DOS is the shell both in server and in clients.
does XCOPY possibly work better ?
Tomorrow I intend to test XCOPY, as well as XXCOPY16 by Kan
Yabumoto of Pixelab,
Hi Tom,
From: Tom Ehlert t...@drivesnapshot.de
searching for 'msdos lock violation', the 2nd entry is
http://comp.os.msdos.4dos.narkive.com/Qbd7ANyv/lock-violation-on-a-lan
and 4DOS (which produces this error message) is NOT part of FreeDOS.
That seems to be what I need. Now I just have to
From: Bernd Blaauw bbla...@home.nl
What's running? SMB using MS-Client? NFS using something? I
guess you used shares mapped to driveletters. The SHARE program
might solve your issue. Otherwise the server perhaps has
issues, instead of the clients.
Sorry, I forgot to say. Here are the
Bernd wrote:
Maybe easiest even to use 4DOS as shell as that allows more
complex scripts.
Agreed.
As far as I can tell, the 4DOS structures
IFF / ELSEIFF / ELSE / ENDIFF
and
SWITCH / CASE / DEFAULT / ENDSWITCH
work perfectly -- and they can be nested to many levels.
I have many 4DOS BAT
Hi,
Do we have a DOS utility to show CPU temperature and other data
such as cooling fan speed, similarly to what exists in the setup?
Marcos
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Hi Chris,
ftp://digitalatoll.com/DMSOFT/cputemp.zip
There is my attempt to make a DOS version
Not sure if it works, since it returns 255 on this laptop
I'm afraid it doesn't on my AMD desktop either:
C:\UTIL\HARDWAREcputemp.com
CPU Temperature : 255
Regards,
Marcos
Mateusz Viste on 27 Sep 2012 08:16:47 +0200:
Another question: how are you storing your files on your FreeDOS
systems? As far as I'm concerned, I usually store games in a separate
directory, and other stuff under a 'programs' directory. But maybe other
categories would be needed? (like
Hi,
I have a couple of friends who would like to run DataPerfect
databases in their Linux and Windows computers.
-- Linux: I tried DosEmu, but could not make it work
correctly with the accents (diacritics) of the Portuguese
language. Don't know if the problem is keyboard- or
Aha! So that's why one of my favorite text editors won't run in
some machines; it' the same error message, and it uses the
Borland interface too.
Which editor? An assortment use the Borland interface. Some
are based on the old Borland Editor Toolkit, but I believe there
are a few more
Hi Ulrich,
All in all, I think it is a good to have proof that clients with
FreeDOS and MS Client 3.0 can authenticate, read and write to a
GNU/Linux Samba server. In my opinion such a scenario is a
better idea than to run a server with MS Client [..]
Yes, that looks like the best suggestion
Hi again Ulrich,
What about NeOS? Is it a possibility in my case? Does it run
under FreeDOS? Is it reliable?
I downloaded it some time back, but didn't spend much time on
it and haven't been able to make it run so far.
Marcos
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Hi Ulrich,
But why not use just one username for all of your client
machines and have the advantage that no stranger could login and
mess with your database? You would configure the user yourself
in the SYSTEM.INI (configure once, copy onto all other clients)
and once you ran NET.EXE on one
Michael B. Brutman wrote:
I don't think you have a networking problem; I think it is a
hardware problem, or very bad device driver settings.
Could you give any hints on the device driver settings part?
General failure reading drive C is a bad sign. I would make a
new backup of that server
Tom Ehlert:
could you be more specific about
1) where is the database located (not geografically, but what machine)
2) what's the 'servers' operating system ?
The database is in a Pentium machine running FreeDOS and
MS-Client with a Realtek RTL8139 network adapter card. I'm at
home now, so I
Bernd Blaauw bbla...@home.nl wrote:
[..] test your setup against an MS-DOS environment instead of
FreeDOS? That could determine (or rule out) some issues.
Tom Ehlert t...@drivesnapshot.de wrote:
try using MSDOS or linux (or even Windows) for the
'server' machine, and see if the problema go
Hi Ulrich, Mike, others,
The DataPerfect database I developed for the our public Health
Center has been running for 6 years. Doctors and nurses now
asked me to increase the number of computers to 8, and connect
them into a network.
I was very confident that the network would run smoothly because
Hi Bret,
So where exactly is the file server that's storing the data
file(s) in this scenario? Is it on the doctor's PC, assistant's
PC, or some other location?
In another location.
For the time being, the teams of doctors and assistants are
still using their (non-networked) computers.
I'm
Hi Michael Brutman, others,
A network drive letter similar to the Microsoft LAN client would
be great, but that is a major undertaking - far larger in
effort than the FTP server, which was the last major addition.
That is not coming any time soon - it might as well be a
separate project
Hi,
For about a year I have been using only programs which either
are natively FDAPM-aware, or can become so with help of a TSR.
I just don't *like* CPUs running at 100% capacity when all we
need is 2% or less, especially in notebooks with their tiny,
hard-to-reach cooling fans.
The TSR I
Hi Eric,
another chance would obviously be making fdapm aware :-)
Do you mean, authors making their programs FDAPM aware? Of
course this would be ideal.
Do you know what makes fdapm unaware of the programs that
you mention, while dpakbd (?) is aware of their idleness?
Sorry, as I'm just a
Hi Eric,
Do you mean, authors making their programs FDAPM aware?
No I mean making FDAPM aware of the programs... Exactly
the same way as your DPAKBD is aware of your programs,
without having to change your programs, as I understood.
That would be great!
And, Yes, you understood
Rugxulo:
Unless you need EMS, you don't truly need JEMMEX itself. Last I
checked, I don't think it would let you run XMS only unless you
did NOEMS, and even that still left you in V86 mode. Granted,
it should be fine for most software, but it's not a perfect
solution
I do need EMS
Is there a way to add code to make old QB45-compiled programs
aware of fdapm?
A simple INKEY$ sends the computer use from 3%-4% to 100% !!!
If anyone has a similar question for Euphoria, the answer is to
replace get_key() by wait_key(). The manual (library.doc) says:
wait_key() lets the
I use it as my main OS, running on real hardware (no emulation),
typically on Pentiums 100-300 MHz, both desktops and portables.
I also have at home one machine with Linux Ubuntu and one with
Windows XP, but I only use them when necessary, typically to
open PowerPoint or Word files, which is
Hi Eric,
So... If anybody has NWCACHE (ask me if needed) they could try if
NWCACHE with 555 msec delay and 16 kb lookahead / write-combining
buffer and delayed/deferred/combined/pooled/whatever writes on is
already making a quite nice difference in write speed, eg. on USB
and when working
Thanks to Georg Potthast, Benjamin Johnson, and especially to Jorge
Arellano Cid for creating Dillo.
I have a question about fonts.
In my computer, running under pure FreeDOS, Dillo is rendering all
text in fixed-pitch (monospace) font, and all in the same font size.
However, the screenshot in
and time are just the kind of thing where following
international standards is a good idea.
Regards,
Marcos
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This is a short excerpt from the Wikipedia article.
ISO 8601
files for different languages, but
the mechanics of the state machine is not quite clear yet.
Thanks,
Marcos
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deleted via a batch file.
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All of the data generated in your IT infrastructure is seriously valuable.
Why? It contains
difference is that
now it happens in the desktop too.
My desktop computer is a Pentium 133 MHz with 128 MB memory.
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If certain programs are loaded immediately after booting, the
computer appears to be locked, but after moving the mouse
everything is back to normal, and the machine will not lock again
until the next boot.
Two examples of such programs are: the WBAT menu by Horst
Schäffer, and the DosZip file
Hi Eric,
This is to unload DPAKBD (a replacement for Tame).
I looked it up and it says it is something about idle
CPU slices (Windows?) with Clipper apps. Did you try
using fdapm apmdos for that?
I already use fdapm apmdos all the time. In fact, I now avoid
editors, viewers, browsers, etc.
Hi Bret,
Google up TSRCOM35 and download it. It's a package that's been
around for a LONG time, and has two programs called MARK and
RELEASE that are specifically designed to remove a TSR from
memory.
Problem solved. Thanks!
Marcos
Campinas, Brazil
Hi,
Do we have a utility to unload a program (a TSR, I suppose) that
does not have its own unload option?
This is to unload DPAKBD (a replacement for Tame). Hints or
comments on how to use it are welcome too.
Thanks,
Marcos
works perfectly with floppies -- with or
without sub-directories, with or without files.
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I don't know whether the information below is of any value, but
I'm reporting it anyway, just in case.
I have been using UIDE for almost a year in one desktop and two
notebooks, blissfully unaware that hard disks are not supposed to
sleep.
All three computers were set to spin down their disks.
Hi Jack Ellis and others,
I also have a couple of questions about UIDE.
Question 1.
Can we continue using the /PM switch with the new release of
UIDE?
The reason I'm asking is that new README.TXT file does not
mention it anymore (except in the Revision Summary).
Question 2.
Hi Jack,
Thanks :-)
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Hi,
Have you tried Bret Johnson's USB stuff (e.g. keyboard)? I think I
heard one person (RaYeR?) a while back say it worked for him.
Bret's USB keyboard driver worked perfectly for my two notebooks
(Compaq and IBM, both year 1999) and one desktop (Pentium 166).
*However*:
- There is an
(Jose Antonio Senna:)
Does Links for DOS nowadays support Javascript ?
Last time I looked, it did not.
The version I have -- Links 2.1pre36 -- does not support Javascript
as far as I know.
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Links because it is FDAPM-aware.
Typically, the processor will remain idle for over 95% of the
time, which I find cool, literally and metaphorically.
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dos...@gmail.com:
RTFM.
Me:
What is RTFM?
Lisandro_Damián_Nicanor_Pérez_Meyer:
Read The Fine Manual ;-)
I do not ask questions before reading the relevant manuals. As
an engineer, this is second nature to me.
However, manuals can on occasion be complicated, even if
well-written, for those who
Hi Japheth and others,
I'm now using HDPMI with many softwares, such as:
- HDPMI32: 7zip, Antiword, Delta, DosFsCk, DosLynx, FTE
Editor, InfoZip, Less, Links, NDN (Navigator), PmSmtp32,
SET Editor.
- HDPMI16: Paradox, Vision Editor.
Two questions remain however:
1. IMP archiver
Hi Eric, Rugxulo,
Short answer: CPU idle ratio is still (reported as) about 50% on
notebooks.
Now the details.
(Me:)
Texts (mainly Aurora editor), databases (DataPerfect),
spreadsheets (SuperCalc).
(Eric:)
Interesting, I know none of those :-)
Aurora and DataPerfect are truly remarkable.
Hi,
In my desktop computers, FDAPM usually reports very high percentages
of CPU idle time. For instance, with the Aurora editor, which I use
for hours every day, a typical figure is 98-99% of idle time.
However, in both my notebooks (IBM ThinkPad and Compaq Armada, from
1999) this number is
numbers on the notebooks such as 90%, and low ones on
the desktops such as 3%.
Could this be related to BIOS power management, such as HDD power
down, system doze, standby, suspend, etc? Is the FDAPM stats
calculation influenced by these?
Regards,
Marcos
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Hi Jim,
Thanks for suggesting V-Buster. It found 16 infected files in my
main computer.
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with empty config.sys/autoexevc.bat ?
No.
I skipped fdconfig.sys and fdauto.bat with the F8 key, and
repeated the same copies with COPY and XCOPY. This time there
were no errors!
Regards,
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Hi,
.. how do you change the kernel from 16 to 32 bits?
What I meant was, I replaced one file by the other, that's all.
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I'm reporting this just in case it is of interest to other
users, or perhaps to developers.
Regards,
Marcos
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Marcos Favero Florence de Barros
Campinas, Brazil
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), and whether anything can be done about it
in order to work in FreeDOS without endangering the processor.
Thanks,
Marcos
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Marcos Favero Florence de Barros
Campinas, Brazil
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