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echo ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
echo │NDD National Support System Oct. 29, 1986 DOS FIX for DOS 3.2│
echo │ │
echo │ This diskette contains patches to the problems listed │
echo │ on the following screens. Read the information │
echo │ presented on the screens to understand the │
echo │ installation and usage of the two NEW modules, │
echo │ I17.COM and FMTDRVR.SYS. There is also important │
echo │ information about the rest of the modules, which are │
echo │ being replaced. │
echo └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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echo ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
echo │NDD National Support System Oct. 29, 1986 DOS FIX for DOS 3.2│
echo │ │
echo │ DISKCOPY gives a "Drive types or diskette types not │
echo │ compatible" message when copying from a 48 Track Per │
echo │ Inch (TPI) diskette to a 48 TPI diskette in a 96 TPI │
echo │ drive. │
echo │ │
echo │ DISKCOPY also incorrectly allows a diskcopy from a │
echo │ 5.25" diskette to a 3.5" diskette. This produces 40 │
echo │ track diskettes which cannot be read on the IBM PC │
echo │ Convertible. │
echo │ │
echo │ BASIC and BASICA do not provide proper cursor control │
echo │ with the Enhanced keyboards. │
echo │ │
echo │ COMMAND.COM - Some users have encountered the message │
echo │ "Fatal stack error / System halted". This message is │
echo │ caused by the fact that DOS has not provided enough │
echo │ stack space to handle the number of interrupts │
echo │ encountered. │
echo └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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echo ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
echo │NDD National Support System Oct. 29, 1986 DOS FIX for DOS 3.2│
echo │ │
echo │ The I17.COM program will resolve problems with serial │
echo │ printers which have small input buffers. Under some │
echo │ conditions DOS will display a false "Out of paper" │
echo │ error when attempting to print. │
echo │ │
echo │ Place the command "I17" in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. │
echo │ Press Ctrl-Alt-Del reboot your system. │
echo └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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echo ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
echo │NDD National Support System Oct. 29, 1986 DOS FIX for DOS 3.2│
echo │ │
echo │ SHARE EXEBIN is a replacement for the SHARE.EXE file │
echo │ that came with the DOS 3.20 package. This file is to │
echo │ fix a problem with the PC-LAN network using SHARE and │
echo │ DOS 3.20. The symptoms may be one of the following │
echo │ errors: │
echo │ │
echo │ Share: Internal error │
echo │ RMS: SFT LCK Fields not 0 │
echo │ │
echo │ IT IS NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PROBLEMS. │
echo │ │
echo │ This module must be put in the network program │
echo │ directory on the SERVER machine to replace the │
echo │ current SHARE.EXE file. │
echo └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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echo ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
echo │NDD National Support System Oct. 29, 1986 DOS FIX for DOS 3.2│
echo │ │
echo │ The driver, FMTDRVR.SYS, supplied on this diskette │
echo │ insures proper operation of the DOS Version 3.20 │
echo │ FORMAT command when formatting 320 KB or 360 KB │
echo │ diskettes in a 1.2 MB diskette drive with the /4 or │
echo │ /8 options. The systems affected are: │
echo │ │
echo │ PC AT Model 339 │
echo │ PC XT Model 286 │
echo │ │
echo │ The next time you start DOS, the driver (when loaded) │
echo │ will display a message informing you of whether or │
echo │ not the driver code was actually loaded. The only │
echo │ time the driver will load itself, is when you are │
echo │ using the systems identified above. │
echo │ │
echo │ The installation program places the following command │
echo │ in the CONFIG.SYS file: │
echo │ │
echo │ DEVICE=\FMTDRVR.SYS │
echo └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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echo ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
echo │NDD National Support System Oct. 29, 1986 DOS FIX for DOS 3.2│
echo │ │
echo │ This diskette contains some DOS modules necessary to update │
echo │ your copy of DOS. Please perform the following steps to │
echo │ apply the fixes properly. │
echo │ TWO DRIVE SYSTEM │
echo │ 1. Using DOS "DISKCOPY" create a backup copy of your │
echo │ original DOS diskette. │
echo │ 2. Insert your backup of DOS (created in step 1) into │
echo │ the B drive. │
echo │ 3. Insert the fix diskette into drive A: │
echo │ 4. Execute the install program by entering the command │
echo │ "A:INSTALL B:". │
echo │ 5. When finished remove diskettes from drives, label │
echo │ your new dos diskette appropriately (so that you │
echo │ know that this diskette has the required fixes │
echo │ applied). │
echo │ ONE DRIVE SYSTEM │
echo │ Follow above step eliminating step 3. System will │
echo │ direct you to insert diskettes as needed. │
echo └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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echo ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
echo │NDD National Support System Oct. 29, 1986 DOS FIX for DOS 3.2│
echo │ │
echo │ FIXED DISK │
echo │ 1. Make certain that the default directory contains the │
echo │ Disk Operating System │
echo │ 2. Insert the fix diskette into drive a: . │
echo │ 3. Execute the install program by entering the command │
echo │ "A:INSTALL". │
echo │NOTE: If you have your DOS commands in a sub-directory, you must │
echo │ copy these files into the correct directory. │
echo │ │
echo │ COMMAND.COM SHARE.EXE │
echo │ XCOPY.EXE FMTDRVR.SYS │
echo │ BASIC.COM I17.COM │
echo │ BASICA.COM │
echo │ DISKCOPY.COM │
echo └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘