Hi!
3-Авг-2005 13:27 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David O'Shea) wrote to
:
>> I have made an MCB parser using the code from MEM. It shows the name of
>> program tha hooked some INT vector. If you want, I can send you the
>> fonts, it's GPL and it is much simpler then The MEM version because I
>> have extra
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Alain said:
Welcome aboard :))
Thanks!
I have made an MCB parser using the code from MEM. It shows the name
of
program tha hooked some INT vector. If you want, I can send you the
fonts, it's GPL and it is much simpler then The MEM version because
I
have extracted just
Hi David,
David O'Shea escreveu:
I happened to get that book from a previous employer a few years ago and
decided to start reading it cover to cover a few months ago to reminisce
about the good old DOS days and that was what made me decide that
contributing to FreeDOS would be a bit of fun :)
Alex Buell wrote:
> I have the disk but it's in 5.25" and not readable, it's too old at 15
> years and I don't have a 5.25" disk drive. Someone out there somewhere,
> must have a copy and put it on the internet somewhere. I hope!
I have one from the 2nd edition of the book at home. So please wait
Hi Alex,
I just figured out how to walk the MCB chain. Here's an NASM assembly
program (not quite finished but does walk it from 'M' to 'Z', the end of
the MCB chain). Thanks must go to the fabulous book 'Undocumented DOS' by
Andrew Schulman, Tim Patterson, Ralf Brown et. al) which I bought 15
