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LZ-DOS 7.1 (Miscellaneous)

posted by RayeR Homepage, CZ, 20.11.2007, 12:52

Heh, I wonder that a huge discusion rised. I didn't analyzed LZDOS files because of compression and I didn't have motivation and time to do it. But now I have a feeling that somebody made LZ-DOS as a disassemble/patch/recompile or binary patching to MS-DOS 7.1 and crypting to hide something. I understand the purpose that it would be good to have free or "free" 100% compatible DOS 7.x version.
But I'd like to know if LZ-DOS provides something more than compatability with win 9x/3x (there are aslo pathes for MSDOS7) and less size. If there are some noticable kernel changes to make it run faster/less memory usage or it's jus a copy (like AMD made intel 386, 486 clones).
And what about P.L.C. Systems company? There are very few informations about it which mean that simply someone who made LZ-DOS suck it up from a finger?

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