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Hi Christian, You wrote on 27.10.03 about "new beta Version OpenXP (3.8.13)": [snip] AS>> The screen garbage problem is still evident :( CB> As expected... Markus could not reproduce it, so he couldn't fix CB> anything. But he does not have DR-DOS for testing. I await a comment from Martin on that item - providing his experiment works :) AS>> Plus that "ghost" B: drive still remains. CB> And it will remain, as there seems to be no (easy/known) way for CB> a DOS program to detect whether that drive is actually existing CB> or not. DOS always reserves that drive letter, regardless whether CB> there is a drive attached or not. My only "argument" there Christian, is that other versions of CrossPoint manage to not identify a "ghost" B: drive. Similarly various old DOS programs, e.g. SYSCHK, can identify when a B: drive is connected or not. Maybe the "snoop" requires some old Assembler coding ?? CB>>> 564631 Oct 26 19:41 openxp-3.9.8-33.dos.rar CB>>> Hmm, the 3.9 seems to be a bit small? AS>> The main contents of that are just the updated .HLP and .RES AS>> files. CB> Sounds strange, there should be a binary in there as well; CB> otherwiese the whole thing is pointless. The only binaries in it are the "standard" items like UUZ.EXE, CWSDPMI.EXE, etc. it's just the OPENXP.EXE which is absent. i.e. 11 files instead of the 12 in the "official" snapshot archive. I just assumed that it was probably a work-in-progress archive, in readiness for the next snapshot insertion. It certainly didn't cause me any real hardship :) TTFN, Archie --- CrossPoint/FreeXP v3.40 RC3 R* Origin: Templar's Refuge #2 (2:250/501.11) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 250/501 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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