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From: Randall Hopper <rhh@ct.picker.com>
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Subject: DOSCMD: Misc questions
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When DOSCMD starts up, it seems to need a key hit to continue loading DOS.
Is this normal?

Also, I see these messages when I check off the DOS option on my OS/BS
multiboot menu:

Init: 0
Unknown interrupt 15 function 4101
Unknown interrupt 15 function 8766

this is when the "Starting MS-DOS..." message appears and startup hangs
waiting on a key to be hit.  

Funny thing is that this key stays around in the keyboard buffer and is fed
to the next program requesting a key (HDM in my case, a hard disk manager
utility, which I start up from my autoexec.bat).

So if I hit <Enter>, when it gets to HDM, it automatically runs the first
program on the list.

Randall