21 Dec
1999
21 Dec
'99
5:51 p.m.
Well, another bee in my bonnet...
I'm experienting with an x86-based hobby robotics controller, but I'd like
to graft certain functionality onto old MSDOS (don't ask why), including a
ROM monitor, etc.
I remember that MS carried a special version of MSDOS for people who need to
modify the code for specific hardware. Certain portions of DOS are provided
as source and the rest as object code.
Does anyone have a copy of this?
Rich
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[ MCP Windows 95/Windows Networking
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21 Dec
21 Dec
5:33 p.m.
I remember that MS carried a special version of MSDOS
for people who need to
modify the code for specific hardware. Certain portions of DOS are provided
as source and the rest as object code.
Does anyone have a copy of this?
No, but I think you can get such stuff from Annasoft (a spinoff of Annabooks).
I think Micros~1 licensed them to sell the embedded versions of DOS,
Windows, etc.
http://www.annasoft.com/
24 Dec
24 Dec
12:09 p.m.
I'm experienting with an x86-based hobby robotics
controller, but I'd like
to graft certain functionality onto old MSDOS (don't ask why), including a
ROM monitor, etc.
I remember that MS carried a special version of MSDOS
for people who need to
modify the code for specific hardware. Certain portions of DOS are provided
as source and the rest as object code.
Does anyone have a copy of this?
Nop, but there's a russian DOS clone, incooperating most needed stuff,
and it is supplied completely in source - I just can't remember the name.
I have a copy at home ... I'll check.
Gruss
H.
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25 Dec
25 Dec
3:53 p.m.
There is freeDOS at
http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/index.html.
May not be the one you're referring to, but it is an open-source DOS
replacement.
jbdigriz
Hans Franke wrote:
I'm experienting with an x86-based hobby
robotics controller, but I'd like
to graft certain functionality onto old MSDOS (don't ask why), including a
ROM monitor, etc.
I remember that MS carried a special version of
MSDOS for people who need to
modify the code for specific hardware. Certain portions of DOS are provided
as source and the rest as object code.
Does anyone have a copy of this?
Nop, but there's a russian DOS clone, incooperating most needed stuff,
and it is supplied completely in source - I just can't remember the name.
I have a copy at home ... I'll check.
Gruss
H.
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