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Documentation of QCONFIG
The philosophy of QCONFIG is to try and determine every aspect
of machine hardware in the system. The angle of attack is
through BIOS, Dos Int 21h, Device Drivers, and even straight
from known memory locations. Whatever gets the job done is
done. Of course, it is best to start with BIOS and work
down the path of unreliable results.
We have tried to best make the code machine independent. It should
not matter which DOS or OS/2 DOS version is being run. It also
should not matter if you are on a 8088 or a 80486.
There have been concerns about information scrolling off the screen.
Right now, there are two ways to avoid this.
Either
1. QCONFIG -P (pause option. will stop between screens)
or
2. QCONFIG -O (this command will re-direct output to
the file QCONFIG.DAT)
The first technique is good if you just want to view the info
one screen at a time. The second technique works best for
keeping a permanent copy and being able to browse/edit the results.
Options
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-? lists options (help)
-A list all supported Microchannel adapters
(can be used with the -O option to redirect to file)
-D list more detailed QCONFIG information
includes : logical drives, adapter configuration for MC,
model, submodel, revision, bios date,
fixed disk sectors/heads/cylinders.
-F full screen view of QCONFIG output.
don't use with -O or -P
-M list all recognized machines by Model, SubModel and Revisio
(can be used with the -O option to redirect to file)
-O redirect output to QCONFIG.OUT
-Ofilename redirect output to file
For example:
QCONFIG -Ops2data.fil
would redirect the output of QCONFIG to ps2data.fil.
-P pause option. pauses output between screens
do not use with -O or -F
key=value define key with value for machine info output
There is a limit of 10 keys at present.
For example:
QCONFIG User="Jeff Muir" "Location Site"=Boca
Output would include:
User : Jeff Muir
Location Site : Boca