Mail Archives: opendos/2002/02/16/18:21:16
On 2002-02-15, Stephen W. Boyd wrote:
> I am using a very old version of DR/DOS that is embedded in the
> ROM of a hand held device.
May I ask you which version you have exactly? I´m just curious...
Is this an issue of PalmDOS?
> Everything works fine unless I lose DSR during a write operation.
> In that case I am getting the infamous 'Abort/Retry/Fail' message
> rather than just getting a bad status code returned. Does anyone
> know of anyway to suppress the error message?
The proper way would be to install your own Critical Error Handler
(INT 24h) in your application, of course.
But here are a few other things to try:
Well, "old" is relative, so if you would be using the OpenDOS 7.01+
(1997-03-21) or newer, you could try COMMAND.COM /N to suppress
the shell´s Critical Error handler. The default handler in the
kernel will always assume Fail without displaying a message.
OpenDOS 7.02 BETA (1997-11-13) and anything newer also supports
the more standard option /F.
As Alian Mouette suggested, MODE COM#:b,p,d,s,P is also worth
a try. The ,P (not RETRY=P) will retry instead of timeout.
Finally, if your hand held would be connected with the server
through a modem, you could use AT commands to fiddle around
with the configuration of the DSR wire there.
Hope it helps,
Matthias
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