Is there a way in dos (im using a dos boot disk on a linux machine) to view portions of ram?
ie. some form of command to read the binary at a given address?
edit: my bootable floppy doesnt have debug on it. when i type debug it says bad command or file name
how do i make a bootable dos floppy with debug on it?
For the the first 1MB of RAM, debug could possibly help.
Use the DOS debug command. I found a decent overview at: http://mirror.href.com/thestarman/asm/debug/debug.htm
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Is there a way in dos (im using a dos boot disk on a linux machine) to view portions of ram? ie. some form of command to read the binary at a given address? edit: my bootable floppy doesnt have ...
