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> In addition to that, EDR-DOS seems to setup a temporary environment when
> processing config.sys. This environment is 253 bytes excluding the
> terminating zeros. One may even use the SET= command to set environment
> variables in config.sys and INSTALL= to run programs directly from con
Without testing it, (E)DR-DOS should give it 0h as environment
segment, see
https://github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/blob/8a173d3df14576cdfc4fcf501861b55f162c850e/drbio/biosinit.asm#L519-L524
https://github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/blob/8a173d3df14576cdfc4fcf501861b55f162c850e/drbio/biosinit.asm#L2202
I'm working on an article about the environment, and found something
which was new to me, namely that DOS (at least MS-DOS and FreeDOS,
haven't checked with DR-DOS yet) actually doesn't give the primary
shell an environment of h when CONFIG.SYS uses a MENU. This mini
environment is used
Hi,
I'm working on an article about the environment, and found something which
was new to me, namely that DOS (at least MS-DOS and FreeDOS, haven't
checked with DR-DOS yet) actually doesn't give the primary shell an
environment of h when CONFIG.SYS uses a MENU. This mini environment is
used to
