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From: robsch@robkaos.ruhr.de (Robert Schien)
Subject: Int 16 function 0x0 only in X mode
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I get permanently this error message, although I started doscmd
in a Xterm. Or does X mode mean something different?

I patched the kernel files and generated a new kernel. Installation
went fine, although I had to recompile some libraries (libm, libkvm)
in order to make 'ps' work again.

The version of doscmd is that from Sep 23 (downloaded from the adelaide
ftp server).

The DOS versions I'm trying to boot are 6.2 and 3.3. I have no 5.0.

The FreeBSD is -current (2 or 3 days old).

Can someone help me getting doscmd started?

TIA

Robert