From: not@home.today   
      
   "d43m0n at shaw dot ca" wrote:   
      
   > Ant wrote:   
   >> Your information is correct, but it does not contradict what I said,   
   >> and your attitude stinks.   
   >   
   > ...wtf do you think command.com is...just because its running in the 32   
   > bit world, doesnt mean it aint a version of MS-DOS...   
      
   Command.com is a command processor which gets loaded after MS-DOS has   
   booted. The core of that OS is in the files io.sys and msdos.sys. NT   
   based systems like XP don't have those other files.   
      
   In NT OS's, command.com can be run like any other 16 bit DOS program   
   under control of the MS-DOS emulation subsystem ntvdm.exe.   
      
   > Besides, did I ever once suggest that what his intentions would be   
   > successful through the route he is attempting... [...]   
      
   What you did was call my contribution "bullshit", which is not true,   
   and is what I take issue with. You can't boot to MS-DOS with only XP   
   installed.   
      
   > Now I can send you a map to where to go and how to get there, because I   
   > don't give a flying hoot about how you think my "attitude" stinks.   
   > Again, fuck you. Of course, I won't find it offending if you read my   
   > post once more to fully grasp any concepts that you may have missed.   
      
   Looks like you are the one having comprehension problems, so you can   
   take your smartarse remarks and shove 'em where the sun don't shine.   
   You've also got some learning to do if you think command.com is an   
   operating system.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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