Is there anyway to adjust the environment size with Dosbox's "command.com", or use a command com from a different OS (like dr-dos) to get around this? I have a batch menu system that relies on environment variables for menus and configuration.
I thought that I coded detecting overflowing the environment variable correctly, you'd have to check if it happens in regular dosbox as well, as we don't provide support for android ports.
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real command.com /E:nnnnn
/E:nnnnn Specifies the environment size, where nnnnn is the size in bytes. The value of nnnnn must be in the range 160 t […]
/E:nnnnn
Specifies the environment size, where nnnnn is the size in bytes.
The value of nnnnn must be in the range 160 through 32768.
MS-DOS rounds this number up to a multiple of 16 bytes. The default value is 256.
You might want to boot using real ms-dos image, but if you need more than 32KBytes for environtments, you better looks for other shell.
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