🚀 go-pugleaf

mju@mudos.ann-arbor.mi.us (Marc Unangst) writes:

>wsinpp@lso.win.tue.nl (Peter Peters) writes:

>> ->  /l:c:\system\4dos /e:1024 /a:2048 /s:n /p
>> 
>> in my environment
>> 
>> ->  set 4dshell=/l:c:\system\4dos /a:2048 /e+128 /s:n

>This is your second problem.  There is a known bug in 4DOS v3.01A relating
>to swapping and alias passing: When 4DOS is in memory-resident mode
>(no swapping, or /s:n), aliases are not passed correctly from the
>parent shell.

Actually, this isn't a bug per se.  In the 4DOS manual, page 24 (of the
current manual) it states (although not explicitly) that when 4DOS is
loaded in the resident mode:

   "Aliases will not be inherited from a previous shell."

My experience shows this to be true.  I suggest, as was suggested before,
try using the /S:B switch, or none at all, let it figure out what the best
method of swapping is.

Chuck


===========================================================================
                   Off Switch???     What Off Switch????
===========================================================================
Charles O. Shefflette, System Engineer                       cosheff@netmbx
  (US Mail)                             (International Mail)
Box 9086 USAFSB                         Herbergerweg 1
APO New York, NY  09742-4824            D 1000 Berlin 37 - West Germany
===========================================================================