My hard drive recently crashed and I was forced to replace/upgrade it.
Everything's fine but I no longer have mouse support when I switch to ms dos
mode.
Until I buy my new system I prefer to run N99 and ICR2 in full ms-dos mode
but my knowledge of dos is shot. What lines do I need to add to command.com
to regain mouse support?
Thanks,
RDP
Have a look for your mouse driver and see what sort you have on your
system, or download one from the internet.
If your mouse driver has a "com" or "exe" extension, then you can just type
the name of it in a dos session and press enter and it will load it for
you.
However if your mouse driver has a "sys" extension, you will need to add it
into your config.sys to make it work.
If you have to add it to your config.sys file, the command you will need
is: device=c:\mouse\mouse.sys
or similiar to that, depending on what your mouse driver is called and
where it is located..
If you can't find a mouse driver, or have problems, let me know and i will
send a small mouse driver to you, along with instructions on how to enable
it in dos mode.
Cheers,
Ron
