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ARTICLE-ID:Q93923
TITLE :Error Using LOADHIGH (LH) With Third-Party Shell
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft MS-DOS operating system version 6.0
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Summary:
Third-party command interpreters (sometimes called shells) such as
4DOS and NDOS are designed to replace COMMAND.COM. These command
interpreters have to be updated to work correctly with the new MS-DOS
6.0 LOADHIGH (LH) parameters (/L and /S). If you use the /L or /S
parameters with NDOS or 4DOS, you receive the following error message:
Error: Unknown Command "/l:<region1>;<region2>"
More Information:
MS-DOS 6.0 COMMAND.COM supports two memory specific parameters: /L and
/S, which are determined by MemMaker. For example, "LOADHIGH /L:0;1
MOUSE.COM" is a valid command in MS-DOS 6.0.
Third-party command interpreters such as 4DOS and NDOS have to be
updated to work correctly with these new parameters.
Workaround
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To workaround the problem, either use COMMAND.COM for your command
interpreter or remove the /L and /S parameters from your LOADHIGH (LH)
commands.
For more information or to obtain an update to your third-party
command interpreters, please contact your command interpreter vendor.
Additional reference words: 6.0 3rd party 3rdparty replacement shell
shell= four dos 4 dos third