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Sorry, I must be missing something simple.

I was hoping the run one DOS program on FreeBSD.  I'm running 3.3-RELEASE
and have created the following files "/etc/doscmdrc" which contains one
line "assign c: /".  The DOS program is in the "/" directory and is called
"DOSAGENT.EXE".  A variety of similar commands (changing case only)to
"doscmd c:DOSAGENT.EXE" or "doscmd c:\DOSAGENT.EXE" return what I type for
file name, interestingly without the "\", and "command not found".

Any advice?  Thanks in advance.

Dan Auman


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