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Marcel Moolenaar 535b692091 Unbreak doscmd after the sigset_t change: 
doscmd heavily depends on struct sigcontext which luckily is mostly passed
between functions as usion regcontext_t. By redefining union regcontext_t in
terms of mcontext_t almost all bases are covered.

It also seems to me that doscmd was in a transitional state. The redundant
definitions made it difficult to get a clear overview and could easily cause
oversight. To make sure my changes were ok, I went as far as to complete the
transition. It was not exactly necessary, but I expect to have to come back
here some more ("whistle" if I'm wrong :-).
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AsyncIO.c
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AsyncIO.h
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bios.c
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callback.c
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callback.h
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cmos.c
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com.h
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config.c
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cpu.c
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crt0.c
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cwd.c
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cwd.h
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debug.c
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disktab.c
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dispatch.h
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dos.c
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dos.h
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doscmd_loader.c
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doscmd.1
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doscmd.c
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doscmd.h
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ems.c
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ems.h
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emsdriv.S
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emsdriv.sys.uu
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emuint.c
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emuint.h
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exe.c
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font.h
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i386-pinsn.c
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int1a.c
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int2f.c
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int10.c
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int13.c
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int14.c
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int16.c
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int17.c
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int.c
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intff.c
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Makefile
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Makefile.dos
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mem.c
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mouse.c
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mouse.h
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net.c
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ParseBuffer.c
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port.c
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PROBLEMS
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README
Don't claim XMS isn't implemented (it is).
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README.booting_dos
Use our floppy device names rather than BSD/OS's.
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redir.com.uu
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redir.S
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register.h
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setver.c
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signal.c
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timer.c
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trace.c
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trap.c
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trap.h
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tty.c
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video.h
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vparams.h
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xms.c
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xms.h
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README 

/* BSDI README,v 2.2 1996/04/08 19:32:16 bostic Exp*/

This is the merged doscmd/rundos project.  Please read the man
page for help on configuring doscmd.

Things known not to work:
    *	No mouse support (yet)
    *	No ems support (yet)
    *	No raw VGA support (yet)
    *	Printer support (yet)
    *	COM ports (being worked on)
    *	redirected file system only supported for DOS 4.0 and above
	(3.3 will be supported in a future version)
    *	Graphics in an X window (not planned to work)

Even with this, I think it is actually a much better product.  There have 
been problems reported with the ibmpc font and the distributed X server.
If you have that problem, try setting

	X11_FONT=fixed

in your .doscmdrc.  Be aware that graphics characters will not print correctly
if you do this.

You will need to patch your kernel.  Diffs are provided against the CD-ROM.
Please let me know if there are a problem with them (I am running a pre 1.1
kernel now).

It is possible there are some problems in the floppy code due to the fact
that I am not set up to test under 1.0 at this point.  I will be in a few
days I hope.

Please send all bug reports to prb@BSDI.COM.

			-Paul Borman
			 prb@BSDI.COM
			 Jan 4 1994