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Improving the Command Line Experience in MS-DOS
Although MS-DOS is often considered a very limited environment compared to modern shells like Bash or Zsh, the latest versions of the system have incorporated tools that have significantly improved the user experience. Here's how to get the most out of them.
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Restoring the consistency of a box using a steam iron
Unfortunately, my Windows 95 box didn't have much luck before it came to me. It was poorly cared for; someone crushed it, weakening its structure and leaving it flimsy and deformed. Since it turned 30 this year, it's time to give it some TLC and a spa day with steam and all that.
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Error in MS-Dos does not detect disk change
On my old IBM PS/1, since I bought it I had encountered a tedious problem, it was not able to detect a floppy disk change, at first I thought it was a problem with the floppy disk drive, I performed maintenance on it and thought it had worked, then it failed again, I tried to change the drive for others and the problem persisted. Here I tell you about this strange behavior and how it was solved.
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