[GEM Development] Re: Strange problem running OpenGEM

[Blair Campbell]

I personally don't think that the problem is with subst because both
the FreeDOS subst and the Win98 subst fail for me with the FreeDOS
kernel, but both work with the MS-DOS 7 kernel.  The problem is
definitely in the FreeDOS kernel but I am unsure whether or not the
problem is fixed in newer development or daily stable kernels.

On 3/23/06, Shane M. Coughlan <shane at shaneland.co.uk> wrote:
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> Night Hawk wrote:
> > Blair/Shane,
> >  I have had the same problem with Subst and gemvdi. This is partly why I
> > am writing a utility to *fix* this.  I use PC-DOS 6 and MS-DOS 7.1
> > (win95) and I am looking into FreeDOS.
>
> Hi Todd
>
> So you think that the issue is not to do with FreeDOS per se, but rather
>  to do with setting up a SUBST drive?  Therefore your utility might be a
> fix not just for simplifying the SUBST detection and setup, but also for
> preventing this error?
>
> Shane
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