Dec 132017
Make ECHO OFF the default for batch files in DOS 5.0. Debug script. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
ECHOPA.TXT | 891 | 515 | deflated |
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Contents of the ECHOPA.TXT file
PATCH FOR MS-DOS 5.0's COMMAND.COM:
(COMMAND.COM file date and size: 4/9/91, 5:00 am; 47,845 bytes)
Purpose:
To make ECHO OFF the default for .BAT files, including AUTOEXEC's.
DEBUG COMMAND.COM
-e 1A84
xxxx:1A84 03.02
-e 2AD3
xxxx:2AD3 01.00
-w
-q
The first byte that is changed (03 => 02) is the last byte in the 5-byte string
'C6 06 A6 02 03', which is a MOV BYTE PTR [02A6],03 instruction. The second
of the two changed bytes (01 => 00) is the second byte in '24 01', or an
AND AL,01 instruction.
This patch should be done on a floppy-disk copy of COMMAND.COM, tested, and
then transferred to your hard disk (or boot disk). I have tried this patch on
my system, and it seems to work fine. This patch should work for everybody,
but I have no way of knowing for certain.
December 13, 2017
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