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2000 May 17 - Build 2020
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ Fixed Delete, Rename, Mkdir, and Rmdir. Comment out isDevice. There is
a serious bug in isDevice.
+ Added Finished adding function code for disk serial number support.
+ Clean Cleaned up source and removed duplicate functions.
2000 May 14 - Build 2020
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ Clean Cleaned out the remaining CR's.
2000 May 08 - Build 2020
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ Update Started Update to the New CVS at Sourceforge.net. Seting source
from 2018 to 2020.
2000 May 06
-------- Jim Hall (jhall1.isd.net)
+ Import Jim Hall imported the CVS from gcfl.net to Sourceforge.net.
2000 Apr 28 - Build 2020
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ Added Dos Function calls 0x69, and 0x6C. IOCTL support in disk driver.
New funtions not yet fully implemented.
Clean up DSK.C, IOCTL.C and FCBFNS.C. Removed old blk_device
pointers.
2000 Apr 03 - Build 2020
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ Fixed All DPB chains were linking to -1.
2000 Apr 02 - Build 2020
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ Fixed Dos_Free returned wrong due to MaxCluster Calc.
Media_Check MaxCluster count wrong, needed +1.
2000 Apr 01 - Build 2020
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ fixed Unable to cd back out of cdrom directories.
2000 Mar 31 - Build 2019
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
+ added Eric W. Biederman patches via CVS.
+ 2000 Mar 25
+ -------- Eric Biederman
+ Fixed Lastdrive handling
+ Fixed Not enough drives for number present devices
+ Added Working (though not perfect network redirector)
Note: Error codes internal to freedos are negative
Error codes external to freedos are postive.
The network redirector is external to freedos...
Note: Running the nonredirected functions on a redirected
drive is dangerous. My patch is very careful
not to. Except in truename. Where (a) it is safe
and (b) I think it is required, and (c) it is needed
by dosemu.
2000 Mar 19 - Build 2019
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
* Jean-Francois <lozevis.jeanfrancois@free.fr> email noting
the set/clear interrupt was reverse in order.
2000 Mar 17 - Build 2019
-------- Steffen Kaiser (Steffen.Kaiser@fh-rhein-sieg.de)
+ Fixed Config.c COUNTRY= statement
+ Fixed *.c to call upFMem() when upcasing filenames
- Removed everything to load NLS into memory
= Redesigned hardcoded NLS information
--> The kernel will now return the proper information for the
hardcoded NLS (U.S.A. / CP437), it would return the correct
information for other NLS, too, if there would be a NLSFUNC
available, which is not at this time.
NOTE: The way the external NLSFUNC is called does not look well,
therfore expect a change soon.
2000 Mar 15 - Build 2019
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
* Dennis Newbold and Massimo De Munari email kernel bug reports
with changes to Globals.h and Inthndlr.c. Fix to leap year and
Delete file return code.
* Michal Meller found a bug in media_check. It return the wrong
value of sector count. Change in FATFS.C.
* Fixed Func 0x32 based on information from Marty <k3pbu@arrl.net>.
Func 0x32 Get Drive Parameter BLK did not work.
2000 Mar 09 - Build 2018
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
Added CDS and made FD CDS based. Changes encompass all of the
code for FD.
Fixed Task.c, rewritten code from FINODE to SFT function calls.
Unable to execute from CD. Main.c and Config.c has small
changes.
Fixed Device drivers are unable to write to con. Rewritten code to
relocate DOS_PSP pointer to 050:0000. Removed references to
DOS_PSP in DosFns.c.
Added Network and Redirection function calls in Inthndlr.c and
network.c.
I have a note in FatFs.c line 313, describing functions not yet
supported for networking. I don't understand Pats thoughts on SFT to
FINODE. IMHO it would have been easier to stay with SFT all through
the code.
I tested MS-Dos 6.22 Command and found it unable to do Find First or
Next. This too could explain why MSCDEX does the same thing. I only
test this with the current FDCommand at the time, so this could have
changed.
1999 Sep 24 - Build 2017
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* Per Jens Horstmeier's email, changed boot sector code to make
Siemens CDROM's bootable. The changes should be OK for all other
machines too (in theory).
1999 Sep 22 - Build 2016
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* Turned off debug output from the kernel. It does not seem to be
necessary at this time.
* Changed boot sector to do single-sector reads instead of
multi-sector reads. Appearantly this was part of the reason the
kernel would not boot from a 720K, or other format floppies. Thanx
to Charles Dye for the info.
1999 Sep 16 - Build 2016
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
* Added Networking and Server Call
* Added Dos Idle call
* fixed Console.asm ConInStat
1999 Sep 13 - Build 2014
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* Deleted some files from the drivers directory that were not being
used.
* Changed the LIB.MAK file so it would work for TC2 or TC3 or higher.
* Changed SYS.COM so that it creates a sys.log file with more debug
information to help debug problems with making boot disks.
1999 Sep 13 - Build 2014
-------- James Tabor (jimtabor@infohwy.com)
* Submitted changes to CONSOLE.ASM & INTHNDLR.ASM to fix the INT21
func 0B bug.
1999 Sep 13 - Build 2014
-------- Helmut Fritsch (helmut.fritsch@gcd-hs.de)
* Submitted changes to CONSOLE.ASM to fix the INT21 func 0B bug.
1999 Sep 10 - Build 2014
-------- ror4 (f2xm1@crosswinds.net)
* At the suggestion of Mr John Price, modified the int 0x25 and int
0x26 so that they no longer update the disk buffers (int 0x26 only
invalidates the buffers for the specified drive). This is to avoid
inconsistent disk buffers from appearing in the buffer chain due to
interactions between int 0x25/0x26 and file read/write operations.
1999 Aug 24 - Build 2013
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* With ideas from ror4, I redid the build batch file so you can
specify where what make to use.
* Also created CONFIG.M and CONFIG.B which should be copied to
CONFIG.MAK and CONFIG.BAT, respecively, and edited to reflect the
users configuration. This keeps new versions from replacing the
configuration files so the user does not have to keep reseting
their configutation.
1999 Aug 15 - Build 2013
-------- ror4 (ror4@angelfire.com)
* Patched the source so that it can be compiled with Turbo C 2.01.
(`asm' statements were rewritten into very ugly equivalents... they
probably need more work. :( )
* Modified the `dmatch' structure in `hdr/dirmatch.h' so that the
`dm_dirstart' field is in the right place, and also to make it
compile under TC 2.01, which doesn't allow bit fields of any types
other than signed or unsigned int.
* Fixed a few minor bugs in error code returning in `kernel/fatfs.c'.
1999 Jul 16 - Build 2012
-------- ror4 (ror4@iname.com)
* Finally ported all the assembly modules to `nasm'. *phew*
* Undid plonee's patches to `kernel/fatfs.c' (sorry). They were
causing the resulting findfirst/findnext DTA structures to be
incompatible with MSDOS's.
* Also rewrote all the pattern copying code in `dos_findfirst' in
`kernel/fatdir.c' to prevent a bad buffer overflow problem.
* Modified the disk buffer handling code, so that logical sector
numbers in disk buffers are now 0-based instead of 1-based.
* int 0x25 and int 0x26 now do multi-sector reads/writes.
1999 Jul 14 - Build 2012
-------- ror4 (ror4@iname.com)
* Ported the modules in the `drivers/' branch to `nasm'.
1999 May 04 - Build 2011
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* Fixed the code for converting day numbers into Julian calendar
dates: the first and last days of each month are now returned
correctly.
* Undid a change to the code to get the day of the week.
1999 May 02 - Build 2011
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* blockio.c: changed getblock and getbuf so that they leave at least
3 FAT type buffers valid. This helps because the FAT is accessed
very often compared to other sectors.
* fatfs.c: Fixed a bug in map_cluster so it will optimize FAT reads
on disks that have more than one sector per cluster. This
sigificantly improved disk access of big files on hard drives.
1999 May 02 - Build 2011
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* Corrected the `struct buffer' definition in `kernel/globals.h' so
that it corresponds exactly to Ralf Brown's description of a DOS 3.x
buffer.
* Also fixed the problem with FATs > 255 sectors, by making use of an
originally unused field in the buffer structure.
1999 May 01 - Build 2011
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* Fixed a problem which caused disk corruption on partitions with
FATs larger than 127 sectors. (However, FATs larger than 255
sectors may still experience problems -- this is due to a
limitation of the DOS 3.x buffering scheme.)
* Fixed a bug in the handling of the `stacks=' command in
`(fd)config.sys' which caused the system to behave strangely.
1999 Apr 22 - Build 2011
-------- Steffen Kaiser (Steffen.Kaiser@fh-rhein-sieg.de)
bugfix: memmgr.c: Invalid returned largest size in MemLargest()
fix: memmgr.c: DosMemLargest: change prototype to match its useage
bugfix: inthdlr.c: 0x49: ES is decremented
fix: inthdlr.c: 0x00: DosMemCheck() does nothing --> added panic()
fix: inthdlr.c: 0x4c: DosMemCheck() does nothing --> added panic()
fix: inthdlr.c: 0x00: changed to make it the same as DOS-4C-00
Both actions differed e.g. in ErrorMode
chg: memmgr.c: the 'name' field of the MCB is never initialized by
DOS-48, DOS-49 or DOS-4A. Leave this to the program loading function.
bugfix: memmgr.c: adjust_far() / add_far():
Both function together (and the way they are used) don't make sense:
adjust_far() normalizes a far pointer, add_far() generates a linear
address. Usually both are used this way:
far_poi = adjust_far(far_poi);
while(...) {
...
far_poi = add_far(far_poi, uword);
...
}
First one makes sure that 'far_poi' is normalized, then far_poi
becomes a linear address, which makes it very difficult to use
it, because the possibility to get a segment warp gets very high.
-->
Change: add_far() also returns a normalized real mode pointer
as adjust_far() does.
Probably in DOS-C supporting various architecures thee functions
served other duties, but the current useage is highly dangerous.
bugfix: task.c: ChildEnv(): nEnvSize didn't counted the last '\0'
bugfix: task.c: ChildEnv(): Allocation: maximum absolute filename to
short and forgot the word counter
bugfix: task.c: ChildEnv(): for very corrupt environments, the
copy function failed.
bugfix: task.c: DosExeLoader(): If exe_size > allocated_size or
DosMemLargest() failes, the environment is not deallocated
bugfix: task.c: DosExeLoader(): Calculating the exe_size to be
allocated. At both places (+ header.exMinAlloc & ...MaxAlloc)
sizeof(psp) is added to exe_size. Why? image_size already
contains sizeof(psp).
chg: task.c: DosExeLoader()/DosComLoader(): MCB patching and command
line copying is no outside of those functions
chg: asmsupt.asm: _fbcopy: re-use parts of _bcopy
add: asmsupt.asm: fmemset, fmemclr, fmemclra {Replace the explicit
for() loops}
1999 Apr 22 - Build 2011
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* Ported boot.asm to NASM. The plan is to port all assembly to NASM
over time.
1999 Apr 19 - Build 2010
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* Undid the change I made to getblock below because it DID NOT speed
anything up, and in fact slowed access down.
1999 Apr 18 - Build 2009
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* change getblock so that it flushes all buffers for a drive when it
has to flush one of them to make room. This should speed disk
access slightly.
* Change the boot sector so there is a compile-time option to use
multi-sector IO or single-sector IO. The default is multi since
ror4 seemed to have fixed the problem we had before.
1999 Apr 18 - Build 2009
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* The boot sector can now load the kernel properly from a hard disk.
* Other minor changes.
1999 Apr 16 - Build 2008
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* Modified the block device driver to prepare it for multi-sector I/O
support. Among other things, the driver can now handle transfer
buffers which cross DMA boundaries.
* Some other minor changes.
1999 Apr 15 - Build 2008
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* Changed mainly the map_cluster function in fatfs.c so that instead
of starting at the beginning of the FAT chain every time, it will
be smart about it, and start at the last FAT location that it was
before if it can. This speeds up disk access considerably
especially on slower machines.
1999 Apr 15 - Build 2008
-------- Steffen Kaiser (Steffen.Kaiser@fh-rhein-sieg.de)
bugfix: ^Break handler according cmt1.txt
bugfix: DosCreat(): Detection for Devices and extension:
the semi-colon behind if(*froot) is definitely wrong, whether
one wants CON.EXT to be interpreted as CON or not.
bugfix: DosOpen(): dito
* Re-implementation of ^Break handler -- 1999/03/27 ska
+ Warning: The handle_break() function assumes that the InDOS flag
was incremented (except if ErrorMode is true). Never call
handle_break() unless the InDOS flag has been incremented within
this reentrant call of DOS.
+ ^Break is detected and handled at certain places within the
kernel only: a) within the CON: device when reading or writing a
character, and b) when entering the INT-21 service (if extended
break checking is enabled). At these places the process flow can
be modified to: either a) redo the interrupted function or b) abort
the currently running process.
+ Both actions are performed by switching back to the user stack
and enter INT-21 handler again. If to terminate the program, AX is
modified into 4C00h.
+ By default, if the user has no ^Break handler installed, the
program is terminated.
+ Heavy change: The original implementation installed an unique
INT-23 handler that directly called the actions performed
DOS-4C-XX. In fact, this was identically with when the user had an
own handler installed and returned the Carry flag set, except that
it was somewhat quicker, because the kernel need not decode the
4C00h command. Now the Carry flag is set prior the call of INT-23,
so the default action is to terminate the program.
+ Note: INT-23 is called with all registers as they are passed to
the INT-21 entry. When they are modified, they are passed
_modified_ to the API interpreter. This also allows the DOS1-style
termination by to load register AH with 0 (zero).
+ RBIL says:
"any DOS call may safely be made within the INT 23 handler,
although the handler must check for a recursive invocation if it
does call DOS"
This can be interpreted so or so, the problem is that the user can
call DOS again, what would overwrite the saved _usr_stack pointer
with a different value and, therefore, cannot be used to check if
INT-23 was returned by RETF or RETF2/IRET.
Because a recursive invokation of INT-23 is to prevented by the
user, the kernel could internally save SP to somewhere else.
However:
a) where?
b) is it reliable that the user ever returns from INT-23 at all?
The implemented method uses the same mechanism as fail-safe intr()
function is implemented: A little piece of code is constructed
within the stack, which contains the value of SP as an operand of
an immediate MOV instruction.
1999 Apr 13 - Build 2007
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* The boot sector now moves itself to the last 512 bytes of
conventional memory instead of a lower memory location.
* The kernel startup code has also been modified so that it works
with the new boot sector.
1999 Apr 12 - Build 2007
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* The directory scanning functions (`findfirst'/`findnext') now also
recognize more flavours of the volume label attribute byte (namely
0x09, 0x28 and 0x29).
* Subdirectories are now no longer assumed to have the same size as
the root directory.
* `device/device.lib' is now included as a dependency in the kernel
makefile.
* Removed several unused assembler modules from the `device/' branch
(see `device/device.mak').
1999 Apr 11 - Build 2007
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* The kernel now reads times from the system clock (0x40:0x6c)
instead of the RTC. The RTC is only used during startup to
initialize the system clock. (As a side effect of this,
`ReadATClock' has been moved from `_TEXT' to `INIT_TEXT'.)
* Checking for leap years is now improved -- year numbers which are
divisible by 100 but not by 400 are not counted as leap years. (Not
that it matters for year 2000, though.)
* The scaling factor used to convert the system time count to a
second count has been changed from 18.2 to the more accurate (?)
19663/1080.
* Day numbers used by `clock$' are now 0-based (as in MSDOS) instead
of 1-based. Thus 1 Jan 1980 is now day number 0.
1999 Apr 10 - Build 2007
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* Added code to prevent the kernel from returning path names
containing double backslashes.
1999 Apr 9 - Build 2007
-------- ror4 (ror4@usa.net)
* File handles are now cloned properly when a child process is spawned.
* The `DosClose' function now also frees SFT entries corresponding to
devices, not only those entries corresponding to files.
* Removed a (minor) memory corruption bug in the code for int 0x21,
ah = 0x09.
1999 Apr 6 - Build 2007
-------- ror4 (ror4@cryogen.com)
* Functions ax = 0x5700 and 0x5701 (get/set file date and time) now
return the right values at the right times. (They used to return
success when there's an error, and return error when there's a
success.)
* Removed the `/k' switch to the linker in `sys/sys.mak'.
1999 Apr 4 - Build 2006
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* added "version=" directive so that you can change the version that
the kernel reports. Usage: version=<major>.<minor> (i.e.
version=6.22)
1999 Apr 4 - Build 2006
-------- ror4 (ror4@usa.net)
* Fixed the file name parsing function (`ParseDosNames') so that it
handles single-character path names correctly.
* Also modified the functions which call `ParseDosNames' to check its
return value instead of assuming that it is always successful.
(This is not currentl useful, but it will be when error checking is
introduced into `ParseDosNames'. In other words, there'll be more
changes to `ParseDosNames' in the near future...)
* After wondering for a long time why the kernel text segment was
always getting corrupted when I ran DJGPP `bash' 1.14.7, I finally
decided to examine the code occurring before the handler for int
0x21, ah = 0x60, and I found out why... :)
* Fixed the problem of int 0x21, ax = 0x5d06 causing memory
corruption.
* Corrected the types of `internal_data', `swap_always' and
`swap_indos' in `kernel/globals.h'.
* Improved checking for invalid file names in `ParseDosName'
(although I'm still not sure whether the check is water-tight or
not).
* Changed the default path setting from `PATH=' to `PATH=.'.
* Output from character I/O functions now goes to standard output as
it should, instead of the console. Also, there's now a clear
distinction between console input/output and standard input/output.
* Tabs are now expanded during writes to the console device.
* Removed a hard-wired limit on the number of entries in a JFT.
(Although I'm not sure whether this is really correct...)
* Many other changes to the file descriptor handling code.
1999 Mar 29 - Build 2006
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* Changed boot loader so it prints some feedback info while booting.
Removed code to handle FAT12 and FAT16, and code to calculate the
start of the fat, rootdir, and data. Moved these functions into
the sys command. Now there are two versions of the boot loader
created, one to handle FAT16, and one for FAT12. These are
hard-coded into the sys command, so the need for the boot.bin file
is obsolete.
* created a new program (bin2c) to convert the boot loader binary
file into a header file that can be included in the sys program as
an array of bytes.
1999 Mar 29 - Build 2006
-------- ror4 (ror4@usa.net)
* Changed the class of `_BSSEND' from "STACK" to "BSS" in the
`drivers/' branch (which I forgot about in my last patch).
* Removed all traces of the `CONST' segment, since it was causing
`IGROUP' to be assimilated into `DGROUP', which shouldn't happen.
* Added a `(void)' cast to the `setvec' macro in `kernel/globals.h'
(`setvec' no longer returns the original ISR vector).
* Changed an incorrect error message in `sys/sys.c'.
* Removed `drivers/setvec.asm', since it's no longer needed.
* Also removed `kernel/krnstart'.
* The name field in a process's MCB is now filled in the same manner
as in MSDOS -- instead of being padded to the right with spaces, it
is now terminated with '\0'. Also, if the original file name
doesn't have an extension, the code will stop copying the file name
at '\0' instead of continuing to look for a '.'.
* Fixed the problem of the `switchar' syscall (int 0x21, ax = 0x3700) not
returning the correct value.
1999 Mar 28 - Build 2005
-------- ror4 (ror4@usa.net)
* Removed the need for `ipl.sys'. (!) The kernel makefile now
statically relocates `kernel.exe' to 0x60:0 and outputs the
resulting binary to `kernel.sys', and the boot sector has also been
modified to load `kernel.sys' at 0x60:0 instead of `ipl.sys' at
0x2000:0. (I chose 0x60:0 because it's the first 512-byte boundary
occurring after the BIOS data area, 0x40:0.) Finally, `sys.com' has
also been updated.
* Also changed the boot sector code in some other ways. In
particular, because `kernel.sys' is rather large, I had to add some
code to move the boot sector away from 0:0x7c00 to somewhere
higher. (For 640K systems the boot sector will be shifted to
0x6000:0x7c00. However, there may be problems on systems with very
little conventional memory -- I'll probably look into this later.)
* Made some minor changes to the assembler source files so that they
can compile on `masm'. (JP: The code still compiles fine with tasm
too).
* Also changed several incorrect label references in the assembler
sources. (JP: These changes fixed the "Fixup" errors we been
talking about in the list)
* Eliminated redundant re-makes of files in the various makefiles.
For one thing, `*.cfg' files are no longer generated from the
makefiles, but are independent from them. (I didn't like the idea
of having to compile an entire branch each time I edit a
makefile...) Also, intermediate files are now retained instead of
deleted.
* Also made some changes to `build.bat' (you'll know them when you
see them).
* Added a file `lib/libm.mak'
* Added a file `kernel/krnstart
* The code required to initialize the kernel (or rather most of it)
is no longer retained in memory after the initialization process is
done. I accomplished this by moving most of the initialization code
from `_TEXT' to a new segment named `INIT_TEXT'. Of course, I also
had to introduce lots of other changes in order for everything to
compile and run properly:
- Added code to `kernel/src/kernel/kernel.asm' to move the contents
of `INIT_TEXT' to the top of conventional memory and continue
from there. Control is only transferred back to `_TEXT' when the
kernel calls `p_0'.
- Many functions are called from both `_TEXT' and `INIT_TEXT'. To
fix this, I created far wrappers for these functions which can
then be called from `INIT_TEXT'. (E.g. for `execrh' there's a
corresponding far function named `init_call_execrh' which simply
calls `execrh' with its own parameters.) One exception to this is
`printf' -- instead of creating a far wrapper for a near
`printf', I created a near wrapper for a far `printf' (now called
`init_call_printf'), because it was easier that way. :)
- Most functions which are required only during initialization time
were shifted into `INIT_TEXT'. (There are still some functions
which should rightfully go into `INIT_TEXT', but are retained in
`_TEXT' as far functions, because I found it too difficult to
move them out. :( ) Because Turbo C only allows at most one code
segment to be defined for each module, I had to shift some
functions around within the source tree -- the file
`kernel/src/kernel/proto.h' says it all.
- A cosmetic change mentioned here for completeness: all functions
defined in `INIT_TEXT' are now marked with the word `INIT' (in
fact a null macro) so that the reader can easily distinguish them
from functions defined in `_TEXT'.
* Replaced `exit' calls with `for (;;);'.
* Changed `strcpy' into a macro which calls `scopy'.
* Also redefined `setvec' to be a macro (I didn't want to waste time
writing a far wrapper for it).
* Removed the `break_key' function in `kernel/src/kernel/kernel.asm'.
* `low_int25_handler' and `low_int26_handler' are now of type
`void interrupt far()' instead of `void near()'. (I hope I updated
`entry.asm' correctly -- I never tested `int 0x25' and `int 0x26'...)
* Changed the class of `_BSSEND' from "STACK" to "BSS" -- "STACK" is
now used for a separate stack segment (`_STACK').
* Assembler modules now include `segs.inc' instead of having their
own long list of segment definitions. (Some day I'll update the
makefile dependencies to reflect this.)
* Also made a few minor changes to the assembler modules so that
`masm' won't complain.
* Changed the `-X' switch in `kernel.cfg' to `-X-', so that I don't
have to worry about C module dependencies.
* Removed the definition of `CFLAGS' from the makefile -- everything
is now in `kernel.cfg'.
* Created a file `kernel/src/kernel/init-mod.h' which is included by
modules whose code is supposed to go into `INIT_TEXT' instead of
`TEXT'.
* This diff solves the problem of the MCB of a process not having a
correct value in its name field (bug report #6).
(The definition of the `toupper' macro is because I shifted the
`toupper' function into `INIT_TEXT' a while ago, and therefore
can't be called from `_TEXT' now...)
-------- John Price (linux-guru@gcfl.net)
* Made changes so you can create a directory with the same name as a
volume label, but you still can't rename or delete it!
* Fix findfirst and findnext functions so that act as they should.
(i.e. If the attrib has only the volume label set, then it returns
the volume label entry in the root directory, else it returns the
files/directories that are specified with the attrib, ignoring the
read-only and archive bits (these are always returned).
* reorginize the source tree. Removed IPL directory, and command.
Moved all the file system C files into the kernel directory.
Modifed build.bat, clean.bat, and all the make files to reflect the
new tree.
* changed so that kernel will look for a "fdconfig.sys" file, and use
it INSTEAD of config.sys. If it does not find it, it will look
for, and read config.sys, if it exists.
* Fixed so that if you call an INT 21 function with AH containing a
unsupported function, the carry flag is set.
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