Here's the screen I get on cold boot, having tried to get my system
back into functioning order after the hard drive's death:
Here's the full screen I get on cold boot (and I'm hoping you'll see a
significant symptom somewhere here):
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Starting MS-DOS...
USDrive IDE BUS CD-ROM Device Driver Version 1.97
Unit 0 Base Address 170 Drive 0 Drive Version = ATAPI CD-ROM 1.70
Using 32 bits access
Device Deiver Name = CD003
CD-ROM device driver installed
Bad command or file name
MSCDEX Version 2.23
<The M$ copyright statement>
Drive E: = Driver CD003 unit 0
575296 bytes free memory
0 bytes expanded memory
12948 bytes CODE
2112 bytes static DATA
20882 bytes dynamic DATA
36208 bytes used
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<All the above is secret code in my view (Has DOS ever reported -- to
anyone -- "Excellent command or filename"?). Does anyone happen to
know of a good source for breaking all this code?> --ed
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