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From: Claudia Neumann <dr.claudia.neumann@gmx.de>
Subject: Re: Bug in DOSemu-FreeDOS-bin?
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 23:13:03 +0200
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Hi all, Hi Bart

> doesn't really matter -- but please try to replace your kernel.sys with
> the newest version (2031, fat32 or fat16 doesn't matter) and see if that
> helps. See http://freedos.sourceforge.net.

It's the same with the new kernel ke2031_32.zip. I played a bit with the 
program. I found:

in the program you have to define the directory for the programm infdbf.exe.

As default it says: c:\info\

with MS-DOS 7.1 the program finds the infdbf.exe, in FreeDOS it only finds the 
infdbf.exe, if I define the directory as: c:\info (without Backslash). 

Okay, you could say define it as c:\info, but if I define it at 
program-startup as c:\info the program doesn't find it eiter. May be it is a 
MS-DOS 7.1-bug?

Regards

Claudia