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MS-DOS, the Microsoft Disk Operating System, its OEM-branded versions, and x86 DOS clones in general.

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As I remember, DOS had to update a backup copy of the FAT with each disk write, which I imagine would have greatly slowed write speed. Yet I don't recall any recovery software that used the second ...
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DOS on the 8088 had to process interrupts and return. If a higher-priority interrupt occurred, the current handler was pushed and the higher-priority interrupt was serviced.4.77 million seems like a ...
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IntroductionAs far as I understand, DOS/4GW was the thing that allowed most games from MS-DOS era to access beyond the 640KB conventional memory limit. (For completeness, there was also EMS and XMS, ...
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I remember a funny DOS game, which I would like to play again.It was able to be played by up to 4 people simultaneously. Each player had exactly 1 key on the keyboard. The only thing required for the ...
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I occasionally find myself in the situation where I need to build a simple 3D image, and this DOS program I remember would come in very handy. I just cannot find it anywhere. I am not sure if it was ...
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I'm trying to remember the name of a DOS program I had in about 1990-1992. It used an iterated function system to generate fractal graphics with affine self-similarity, with the classic example being ...
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I recently added support for multi-sector CHS reads to an experimental fork of my kernel's initial loader, described in https://github.com/SvarDOS/bugz/issues/174I have some space left before the ...
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I think the question is self-explanatory. It's way more likely that somebody will accidentally try to run a PE64 executable under 32-bit Windows than that they will try to run it under DOS, so why ...
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I have returned to tweaking my port of WarpLink, a now public domain 8086 DOS OMF linker. (The ported files build with NASM and WarpLink itself. I run WarpLink using dosemu2 on our amd64 Debian server....
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I'm trying to display error messages like a lot of MS-DOS (4.0+) utilities do. They don't embed messages like "Too many parameters" and "Invalid switch" in the executables, but ...
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SELECT was the automatic installation program for MS-DOS 3 and later. SELECT on MS-DOS 3 was not interactive, and was supposed to be invoked with the following syntax:SELECT [[sourceDrive:] ...
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Is there was any microprocessor older than Intel 8086 (e.g., Z80, Intel 8080) which can run The Microsoft Windows 1.0 and at least display the GUI without glitches?Also, using software mods, binary ...
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Solutions such as@ECHO OFFSET MYPATH=%CD%ECHO %MYPATH%work in the CMD of Windows 10 and most likely also in earlier NT-based systems, but unfortunately they did not work in the COMMAND.COM of MS-...
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I remember sometimes the system would hang, and Ctl-Alt-Del didn't do anything. How could that happen?Was it simply Application software stealing the keyboard interrupt vector from from the BIOS?...
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In the DOS Protected Mode Interface, int 0x31 function 0x0300 is "Simulate Real Mode Interrupt". I found some documentation that says:You may use this instead of the INT nn opcode to ...
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