The machine below is an IBM PC AT (Model 5170) with a 6Mhz 80286, 2Mb of memory (640K of conventional memory and 1408K of extended memory), a Color Display, a 1.2Mb and a 1.44Mb diskette drive, a 10Mb hard disk, and a DEC VT100 on COM2 for BASIC-DOS’s own debugger. It boots the BASIC-DOS Protected Mode Demo diskette.
See Protected-Mode Initialization for more details.
REM Protected-mode development: no CPU=8088 line, so CPU$ uses extended memory
BUFFERS=4
SESSIONS=3
DEVICE=EXT\DEBUG.COM COM2:9600,N,8,1,VT100
SHELL=C:COMMAND.COM PATH$="C:\;C:\EXT;C:\DEMOS;C:\SAMPLES;C:\TESTS;C:\TOOLS"
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