DOS ain't dead - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH

DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH (Users)

posted by Ninho , 16.02.2011, 19:18

> Now you got me thinking: maybe "DOS=HIGH,UMB" eats up too much?

The line by itself "eats up" nothing at all - it just sets internal flags ;=)

> forget exactly, never tested, but MS-DOS vs. DR-DOS had a different way of
> doing things, one loaded everything in order as listed, the other not.
> Perhaps somebody here knows more specifics about that.

MSDOS loads all DEVICE=drivers before any INSTALL=TSR. Maybe this is what you have in mind ?

As for the original poster, he has received several good pieces of advice to start with, I won't speculate any more until he chimes back in with fresh information; it's his move, not ours IMHO.

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Ninho

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DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 15.02.2011, 02:58 (Users)
- DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - Ninho, 15.02.2011, 11:50
  - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 15.02.2011, 22:16
    - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - Ninho, 15.02.2011, 22:40
      - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - Rugxulo, 15.02.2011, 22:50
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 17.02.2011, 02:15
      - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 17.02.2011, 02:14
    - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - ecm, 15.02.2011, 23:46
      - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - swf, 16.02.2011, 14:51
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - Rugxulo, 16.02.2011, 18:04
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - Ninho, 16.02.2011, 19:18
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 17.02.2011, 02:28
      - DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 17.02.2011, 02:17
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - ecm, 17.02.2011, 18:37
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 18.02.2011, 22:25
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 18.02.2011, 22:39
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - RayeR, 18.02.2011, 23:17
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 19.02.2011, 02:12
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - w3a537, 19.02.2011, 05:59
        DOSLFN LOW OR HIGH - RayeR, 19.02.2011, 14:20