Saluton Ivan,
Saluton Rughulo,
kaj eble ech aliaj?
Mi ne konsciis, ke estas tiom da esperanto-parolantoj kiuj ankorau
okupighas pri la DOS operacisistemo :-)
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I just want to inform the few braves who still use (or even work with)
any flavor of DOS, that i just released a new version of my DOSUTILS
package. I added a new utility to the package and two others were improved.
The new utility INLINE allows to place multi-line data, that is to be
fed as in
> I also noted NTOOLS in a seperate package. As it happens, I know the
> guy who wrote netcat on which it's modelled. This is very nice to have
> for DOS.
Actually there is more than one implementation of netcat for DOS.
Michael Brutmans mtcp package also comes with an nc clone for DOS. His
ver
> Thanks for the update. I remember one of your tools being able to show
> the directory path, but not in separate pieces ( I wanted to convert
> path to Linux-style to satisfy Syslinux.cfg requirements for the
> Syslinux installer).
>
> Preferably just the directory name, without any
> - filen
>> I'm not quite sure whether i got your point correctly, but have you had
>> a look at FNTOOL? It's kind of a superset of tools like "dirname" and
>> "basename". E.g. "FNTOOL /B C:\TEST\REMASTER\DOS" would return just "DOS".
>>
>> And, as often, there is more than one way to get a job done. An al
Mark Gillespie wrote on Wed, 7 Mar 2012 23:57:17
> We had a clumsy turbodisk memory partition (there is no writable
storage on
> our system when running under FreeDOS), so we write a batch file in that
> partition with the environment variables we need, and then the calling
> script executes
