But this *is* very annoying. I even implemented a FDVER program that
also prints the KERNEL identification string which is the *only* way of
identifying a kernel (it's the message that goes at boot time)
I would like very much to this implemented...
Alain
Alex Buell escreveu:
It bothers me that VER /R doesn't correctly return the FreeDOS kernel
version. FREECOM\SHELL\VER.C gets the version string from registers CH,
CL and BX after making a INT 0x21, AH=0x30 call. That's ok. But I look
at case 0x30 (on line 722) in KERNEL\KERNEL\INTHNDLR.C, it looks like
lr.CX is set to zero when it should be set to 0x0101. It does say that
32RTM does not like non-zero values. Why?
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