Hi Bret.
Thanks so much for that information, which underpins the entire
issue. I had indeed managed to stuff up the test.
After fixing that:
https://sourceforge.net/p/pdos/gitcode/ci/ede042ced72fd2482a4ea1c8f79a80dfe2b69561/
by changing:
mov word ptr [info], dx
to:
mov word ptr [bx], dx
Th
> So (unless I stuffed the test up), it's not just me that says
> that stdin isn't stdin - Freedos get device info returns 0.
> So freedos reports that stdin is not stdin, and I took its
> word for it in my test of set device info.
I just tested FreeDOS 1.2 and 1.3 and a couple of other versions o
Hi guys.
Thanks for the response, replying to the various points together.
> 0standard input
> basically you are telling the STdiN device 0, that is no longer standard
input.
Yes, which is why in my original message I said:
>> Using 1 or 81h gives the same result.
ie I tried two ways to
> mov ah, 044h
> mov al, 01h
> mov bx, 0
> ;mov dx, 081h
> mov dx, 0h
> int 021h
> mov ah, 04ch
> int 021h
Looking at this again, I think I see what your problem might be. You have
commented out the "mov dx, 081h" which makes me think you are trying to do
something with a hard drive (which is
Tom is absolutely correct. You are trying to change the attributes of Device 0
(STDIN) to 0 (so that is it is not really even a device any more). After that,
for all practical purposes, you have disabled the computer.
Apparently, FreeDOS doesn't see this as a problem (it assumes you know what
> I am getting this:
C:\>>fdtest
> The shell is about to be terminated, though, this is
> forbidden (usually by enabling the "/P" option).
> You must reboot the system or, if this shell runs in
> a multitasking environment, terminate this process/task manually.
> when I run this:
> C:\devel\
Hi Paul,
I can reproduce this on T2307. It is running fine on a test image with
self-build kernel (Git master, IA16-GCC) and alternative command shell
(SvarCOM). The problem also does not occur under T2307 with SvarCOM as a shell.
But I am not yet sure if it is the kernel or FreeCOM to blame. F
Hi.
I am getting this:
C:\>fdtest
The shell is about to be terminated, though, this is
forbidden (usually by enabling the "/P" option).
You must reboot the system or, if this shell runs in
a multitasking environment, terminate this process/task manually.
when I run this:
C:\devel\pdos\pdpclib
