It seems that cp command is not copying the file, but creating a link to it.

On pwd and rmdir help, you are still referencing MINIBOX.

Hope you will have enough time to finish them.

I am again wondering by the need of DJGPP, and CWSDPI. I do not see any huge 
requirements, most of the commands are reading/writting character by character, 
so using a 16 bit compiler such as OpenWatcom will make them smaller, and 
suitable for CPU less than 386.

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Remitente:    Ercan Ersoy <ercaner...@outlook.com>
Destinatario: freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net 
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Fecha:        lunes, 12 de junio de 2017, 12:05:02
Asunto:       [Freedos-devel] Small Linux commands for DOS - DOS Coreutils
Archivos:     <none>
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Hello.

I developed small Linux commands for DOS. Differently Minibox (my 
previous project), DOS Coreutils is include commands by seperate files.

Source code compiles by DJGPP. I suggest compressing this for UPX.

DOS Coreutils requires DPMI.


Project GitLab Page: https://gitlab.com/ercanersoy/DOS-Coreutils

Project GitHub Page: https://github.com/ercanersoy/DOS-Coreutils


Best regards,

Ercan

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