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- Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
- Path: sparky!uunet!kgw2!alb
- From: alb@xetron.com (Al Brunck)
- Subject: Network Redirector (Int 2f, Fcn 11h)
- Message-ID: <Bz9Kyw.zI@xetron.com>
- Sender: alb@xetron.com (Al Brunck)
- Organization: Xetron Corporation, Cincinnati, Ohio
- Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 19:32:55 GMT
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- I am in a position in which I have to implement my own file system under DOS 5.0.
- This file system would be used for one device only (the normal DOS drives
- would also be available). The obvious way to do it is to place myself above
- DOS (Int 21), like Netware does. However, it seems like it might be easier to
- create my own "Network Redirector" as described in the Schulman's "Undocumented
- DOS" book. Apparently, Microsoft uses this for CD-ROM systems and network
- interfaces. But the MS-DOS Programmer's Reference does not document it
- (although it is mentioned).
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- Has anyone successfully used this interface (Int 2F, Function 11) to
- create their own "Network Redirector" file system (besides
- the big guys)? Is it documented anywhere besides Schulman's book? Any
- information on experience with this interface would be appreciated. Thanks.
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