Dec 182017
| TP source to list all valid DOS disk drives. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| DISKLIST.EXE | 3312 | 2344 | deflated |
| DISKLIST.PAS | 1693 | 768 | deflated |
| GETDISK.TXT | 678 | 414 | deflated |
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Contents of the GETDISK.TXT file
Date: 11-02-91 (10:18) Number: 34054 of 34063
To: PAUL ROBINSON Refer#: 34030
From: CRAIG HULVEY Read: 11-02-91 (20:46)
Subj: LIST OF VALID DRIVES Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE
Conf: MAIN BOARD (0) Read Type: MAIL FOR YOU (-)
Paul, a couple of ideas to get you started:
(1) DOS int 21h, Func 0eh will return the number of logical drives in
'al', so you'll know how many drives there are;
(2) DOS int 21h, Func 4409h will let you know whether the drive is
remote or local;
(3) The 'TRUENAME' command (DOS int 21h Func 60h) will return the 'true
name' of a file given it's 'SUBSTituted' entry.
To: PAUL ROBINSON Refer#: 34030
From: CRAIG HULVEY Read: 11-02-91 (20:46)
Subj: LIST OF VALID DRIVES Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE
Conf: MAIN BOARD (0) Read Type: MAIL FOR YOU (-)
Paul, a couple of ideas to get you started:
(1) DOS int 21h, Func 0eh will return the number of logical drives in
'al', so you'll know how many drives there are;
(2) DOS int 21h, Func 4409h will let you know whether the drive is
remote or local;
(3) The 'TRUENAME' command (DOS int 21h Func 60h) will return the 'true
name' of a file given it's 'SUBSTituted' entry.
December 18, 2017
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