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>> Then he/I/whoever will be looking at the huge pile of changes that CMH
>> has made to dosemu for NetBSD and integrating them with the BSDI version
>> so that the resultant mutant will run at least under BSD/OS and FreeBSD.
>
> CMH only modified the changes that John Kohl did.  John deserves most of
> the credit for DOSEMU in NetBSD.

That's true of DOSEMU, but in context it seems clear that someone just
typoed `doscmd'.  As far as I'm aware, I'm the only person who has 
significantly modified doscmd and made the changes available.