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| | Removing Non-DOS Partitions with Debug |
 | | Type the command in the center column of Table 1 into a file using a text editor such as MS-DOS Editor and then use input redirection to feed the resulting file into Debug. | | | Run Debug and type the Debug commands from the center column of Table 1 at the corresponding Debug prompt. | | | The Debug script on the following page, used with the MS-DOS Debug program, deletes non-DOS partitions when you upgrade to a new version of MS-DOS, enabling the entire hard disk to be used by MS-DOS. |
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q106419
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| | How do I use the MS-DOS® debug script to remove my DOS or non-DOS partition? |
| | Insert the boot disk that contains the Debug command into the floppy disk drive. | | | Click the file name below to download a boot disk creation program that contains the debug command: | | | This debug script allows you to convert a drive from an incompatible partition structure to one that will work with FDISK.EXE such as converting Linux partitions to MS-DOS partitions. |
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http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/kb/en/document?dn=TT1011054
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| | Microsoft Windows XP - Debug |
| | Debug is a MS-DOS subsystem command that runs under WOW/NTVDM. | | | Starts Debug.exe, a program you can use to test and debug MS-DOS executable files. | | | There are several debug subcommands that you can use. |
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http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/debug.mspx
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| | cmd - Command Shell |
| | HKCU \Software\Microsoft\Command Processor\DelayedExpansion Set to either 0x1 or 0x0 /knetdiag /debug /knetdiag /fix The knetdiag switches are undocumented and work in XP only they list and (may) fix these networking issues. | | | The older 16 bit command processor command.com is supplied to provide backward compatibility for 16 bit DOS applications. | | | Under Windows XP, the command line is limited to 8190 characters. |
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http://www.ss64.com/nt/cmd.html
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| | Computing.Net - Editing command.com and IO.sys? dri |
| | My first effort was to modify command.com with debug to change the default prompt colour - pretty simple (from a book) but that was just changing one little bit of pre-existing code. | | | IF you know what you're doing (or have very good instructions) you can edit/patch command.com with a hex editor for a specific purpose - there are no general 'tweaks' (afaik). | | | Second, What is the boot order for the required DOS files (command.com, config.sys, autoexe.bat, and IO.sys). |
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http://www.computing.net/dos/wwwboard/forum/15220.html
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| | directbo.txt |
| | It will help (but is not necessary) to have a hex dump program available (or you can use the NT DEBUG command) so you can look at the contents of the BOOTSECT files and verify their correctness. | | | Since DOS and Win95 each expect their system files to be *.SYS, their respective IO.SYS and MSDOS.SYS files must be renamed back and forth as the two systems are booted. | | | This is why DOS should have been the last system run from the hard disk (so that the files named MSDOS.SYS, etc. are the DOS versions, not the Win95 versions). |
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http://www.getty.net/texts/directbo.txt
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| | DOSEMU-HOWTO |
| | Try running dosemu with some or all debug output turned on and scan through your debug output and at first only send those parts you think are relevant. | | | Dosemu relies that the Dos-Version on the hdimage and the Drive you map to contain command.com are the same. | | | Dosemu includes a rudimentary soundblaster emulator called SBemu - the documentation for it is currently at http://www.slitesys.demon.co.uk/a.macdonald/dosemu/sound/ This is a work in progress, not completed yet so much or most DOS software that uses sound will not work correctly with it yet. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/DOSEMU-HOWTO
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| | TTDPatch Source Code |
| | TTDPatch now supports long (.cfg) versions of switches in the command line, in the format --switch=value or --switch value (not very useful in the DOS version) | | | Debug builds of TTDPatch use INT3 instruction the second time after the main code has been copied to its destination location (makes setting breakpoints easier) | | | TTDPatch no longer crashes if it fails to find some TTD location (or, in debug builds, runs out of version data space); instead, it writes a message and aborts |
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http://uk.ttdpatch.net/src/oldchanges.html
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| | MS-DOS DEBUG Program |
| | All the functionality that Tim put into DEBUG is still there and little has been added to it (the major exception being the Assemble command; added under DOS 2.0). | | | (later called 86-DOS) to work correctly, Tim created a debugger in a ROM chip; the code for that ROM version was released into the Public Domain. | | | Later, Tim adapted the code to run as a.COM program under QDOS, and also added the ability to disassemble 8086 machine code. |
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http://www.geocities.com/thestarman3/asm/debug/debug.htm
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| | zngex206b.txt |
| | Wizard mode, debug commands and cheats have been compiled in, but the use of them disqualifies you from the hi-score list. | | | In addition to the graphics, Robert Ruehlmann has added 'windows' terminal code for Dos: the bottom of the screen can be used for two windows of the user's choice. | | | Beginning with 2.0.6, the dos port of Zangband incorporates Robert Ruehlmann's SVGA graphics and terminal code. |
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http://ftp.sunet.se/pub/games/Angband/Variant/ZAngband/zngex206b.txt
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| | Rewrite Master Boot Record |
| | Boot the sick system with DOS boot disk containing DEBUG.EXE command. | | | If you have such a virus, use anti-virus software to remove the virus. | | | In such a case, replacement of the MBR will result in ALL your disk partitions and data being lost. |
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http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kbase/WindowsTips/WindowsNT/AdminTips/Miscellaneous/RewriteMasterBootRecord.html
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| | sashaDesign: Shockwave Flash virus? |
| | In this case it opens a DOS box, launching the command line interpreter to run a debug script which produces a file called V.COM. | | | This file, which is 926 bytes in length, is then automatically run by the virus infecting all other SWF files in the current directory. | | | The virus makes use of the ability of Shockwave files to run scripts. |
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http://www.sashadesign.com/comments/243
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| | A C++ Debug Stream for Win32 |
| | But writing debug output to a Win32 window means using a function like vsprintf() to format the text to a buffer before using a function like DrawText() or OutputDebugString() to actually render the string to a window. | | | The resulting change to the Windows API exposed a couple of problems with my personal debugging techniques: lack of a suitable output window class, and lack of a flexible print function. | | | When writing console mode batch programs with a command line user interface, it was easy to spew a few lines of text in between prompts. |
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http://www.dogma.net/markn/articles/ConStream/constream.htm
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| | Sanyo 555, small business computers. |
| | Microsoft's MS-DOS 1.25, and the disk-based utilites, CHKDSK, COMMAND, DEBUG, DISKCOPY, EDLIN, FILCOM, and FORMAT are included in the bundled software package as the operating system. | | | Sanyo's version of Microsoft Basic-80 with graphics commands is also part of the software package. | | | In either case, it is advisable to modify the commands in the manual that you do use to reflect the differences between the version of Basic described in the manual and the version you are actually using. |
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http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/v10n9/12_Sanyo_555_small_business.php
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| | PCWorld.com - Make Windows Work for You |
| | The WinBatch package now ships with WinBatch Studio, an integrated development environment where you can type and edit your code, debug it, and run it. | | | The only way to look up a command is in the printed manual (which, by the way, has no index). | | | Wilson WindowWare's WinBatch ($99.95) attempts to fill the gap, offering a sophisticated batch language called WIL that improves on the old DOS version. |
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http://www.pcworld.com/news/article.asp?aid=10139
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| | disarm - a simple-minded EPOC disassembler |
| | Usage ===== disarm is like DOS' debug, except that it isn't as advanced :-( You can use disarm to view memory contents as words, half-words or bytes. | | | Note that disarm does not load lilo.ldd automatically: you have to use the 'L' command to do this. | | | A disarm crash is not a problem: you'll get an EPOC "Program closed" dialog on the system screen. |
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http://www.gumbley.me.uk/disarm.html
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| | Virtual Boy News and Updates |
| | I have been working on a new front end to Reality Boy, so all of you whiner's can stop complaining about command line options (shez, DOS is not that bad =0) Anyway enough complaining, here is a screen shot of how it looks now. | | | First ther was a bad bug in the debug build of reality boy, so I added beta 0.82.1 to fix the problem. | | | This is the only way to play virtual boy games on the computer that even comes close to matching the experience of a real VB, that is if you use some 3D glasses as well. |
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http://goliathindustries.com/vb/VBNews.html
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