From: ltning-september@redbench.floppy.museum   
      
   JJ wrote:   
      
   >Whatever happened here, this is still an MS-DOS group. You can still   
   >ask/post about MS-DOS batch file. It's at least, why I'm still here for.   
      
   Cool, then here's a question: I've been spending some (too much) time writing   
   myself an "init"-type system of .bat files for my DOS machines. It's not as   
   advanced as it might sound, but it allows me to keep config files for various   
   NICs, sound cards and other hardware around, and then I copy the ones that   
   apply to a given piece of hardware into the "active" directories for the   
   hardware type, and it does its thing.   
      
   Now having seen some of the samples I've learned from, it occurs to me someone   
   must have done something similar before, and re-inventing this particular   
   wheel may not be the best use of my time.   
      
   Has such a thing ever been done, and achieved any significant popularity? In   
   other words, would there be such tools out there already, with a library of   
   "driver wrappers" and such?   
      
   If not, and if there is any interest, I'd be happy to publish what I've got   
   (some of it can be downloaded from the museum URL below).   
      
   Take care,   
   /Eirik   
      
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