🚀 go-pugleaf

        I have been running Oberon (an operating envronment 
that runs on top of DOS) for some time without any particular 
problems.  Recently, I installed DJGPP, the DOS port of GNU C, 
onto my computer, and now trying to run Oberon locks up my 
machine.  I don't even get the "Loading Oberon . . ." message.
        DJGPP works fine after calling SETDJGPP.BAT (a 
necessary step for running DJGPP) but Oberon crashes.  All the 
batch file does is set some environment variables, and I've 
plenty of environment space.  
        Can anyone help straighten me out here?  I'm using 
MS-DOS 5.0, 4DOS 5.0, Oberon System 3 for DOS ver. 1.4, djgpp 
1.11.maint4 on a 386 clone.  Below, I've included the texts to
SETDJGPP.BAT, AUTOEXEC.BAT, and CONFIG.SYS.
 
Thank you,
M
 
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                config.sys
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break       = on
buffers     = 40
country     = 002,,C:\SYST\dos\COUNTRY.SYS
files       = 64
shell       = C:\SYST\4dos\4dos.com C:\SYST\4dos /E:2048 /p
rem shell   = C:\SYST\dos\command.com C:\SYST\dos /E:2048 /p
 
DEVICE      = C:\SYST\dos\HIMEM.SYS
DOS         = HIGH
 
devicehigh  = C:\SYST\dos\ansi.sys
STACKS      = 9,256
 
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                autoexec.bat
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@echo off
 
alias /r C:\aliases
 
C:\syst\explosiv\explosiv -
C:\syst\mouse\mouse
C:\syst\4dos\kstack
 
rem call C:\prog\gnu\c\bin\setdjgpp C:/prog/gnu/c C:\prog\gnu\c
 
set cdpath=C:\user
set oberon=C:\prog\ethz\system3.dos\oberon
set path=C:\SYST\dos;C:\prog\gnu\c\bin
set prompt=$t $P $g$s
set tmcfg=C:\appl\tm\tm.cfg
setdos /v0
verify on
 
pause
mode con rate=32 delay=1
mode co80, 50
cls
 
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                setdjgpp.bat
================================================
 
@echo off
 
if "%2" == "" goto error
 
set BISON_HAIRY=%2/lib/bison.hairy
set BISON_SIMPLE=%2/lib/bison.simple
set FLEX_SKELETON=%2/lib/flex.skeleton
set COMPILER_PATH=%2/bin
set C_INCLUDE_PATH=%2/include
set CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=%2/cplusinc;%2/include
set OBJC_INCLUDE_PATH=%2/include;%2/include/objc
set OBJCPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=%2/include;%2/include/objc
set LIBRARY_PATH=%2/lib
 
set INFOPATH=%2/docs;%2/docs/djgpp
 
rem TMPDIR is where gcc puts its temp files, and should be a ramdrive
if "%TMPDIR%" == "" set TMPDIR=%2/tmp
 
rem GO32TMP is where swapping happens, and should be a real drive
if "%GO32TMP%" == "" set GO32TMP=%2/tmp
 
rem see documentation for values for this
if "%GO32%" == "" set GO32=
 
goto exit
 
:error
echo.
echo You must call this with DJGPP's installation directory passed
echo twice, first with DOS-style slashes, then with Unix-style
echo slashes.  Example:
echo.
echo   c:\stuff\djgpp\setdjgpp c:\stuff\djgpp c:/stuff/djgpp
echo.
 
:exit