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page	Microsoft MS-DOS 2.00 with Debugger	/disks/pcx86/dos/microsoft/2.00/debugger/	id type config drives autoMount autoStart autoType ibm5160 pcx86 /devices/pcx86/machine/5160/cga/512kb/debugger/machine.xml [{name:"PC-DOS 2.00 w/Tools (10Mb)",type:3,path:"/disks-demo/pcx86/drives/10mb/PCDOS200-C400.json"},{name:"MS-DOS 1.x/2.x Source (10Mb)",type:3,path:"/disks-demo/pcx86/dos/microsoft/2.00/MSDOS-SRC.json"}] A B name None name None true $date\r$time\rD:\rMODE COM1:9600,N,8,1\r

Microsoft MS-DOS 2.00 with Debugger

See Microsoft MS-DOS 2.00 for more information about this release.

MS-DOS Source Build Machine

A quick note about speed: the typical PC in the early 1980s was still a 4.77Mhz 8088-based machine, so it took a considerable amount of time to assemble all the MS-DOS 2.x sources. If you're impatient, you can load the machine on this page with a higher speed multiplier (eg, multiplier=8) or click the Speed button below until it's running at speed that you prefer (and that your browser supports).

In addition, all the build products (OBJ, EXE, COM, LST, and MAP files) from a successful MK ALL command have already been saved in the pcjs-disks repository, in the /pcx86/dos/microsoft/2.11/built folder.

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