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From: Brian Beattie <beattie@stt3.com>
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I have finally gotten around to trying out doscmd.  I am running FreeBSD
2.2.2 with the PAO Patches.  I have a doscmd tar file dated 3/20/97. I
have installed OpenDOS.

I am having some problems, mainly with things hanging.  Does anybody know
of a more recent/better copy of doscmd and patches?