27003_1406@uwovax.uwo.ca (Les Flodrowski) (08/09/88)
My MS-DOS 3.21 documentation describes in detail the STACKS=x,n command
for CONFIG.SYS. Yet, when I try using the command on my 2.31 system (a
Zenith-286 LP), I get the error message:
Unrecognized command in CONFIG.SYS
when I boot. I've tried STACKS=5, STACKS=0,0, etc., etc. but NOTHING works.
Any ideas anyone?john@jclyde.UUCP (John B. Meaders Jr.) (08/11/88)
In article <556@uwovax.uwo.ca> LES@UWOVAX.BITNET writes: > > My MS-DOS 3.21 documentation describes in detail the STACKS=x,n command ^^^^ >for CONFIG.SYS. Yet, when I try using the command on my 2.31 system (a ^^^^ >Zenith-286 LP), I get the error message: > > Unrecognized command in CONFIG.SYS > >when I boot. I've tried STACKS=5, STACKS=0,0, etc., etc. but NOTHING works. >Any ideas anyone? If I understand this right, you are running MS-DOS 2.31 but are trying to use a 3.21 feature? If that is the case, your answer would be that 2.31 doesn't support this feature. If you just mis-typed what version you were running, sorry, don't have an answer. -- John B. Meaders, Jr. 1114 Camino La Costa #3083, Austin, TX 78752 ATT: Voice: +1 (512) 451-5038 Data: +1 (512) 371-0550 UUCP: ...!uunet!utastro!bigtex!jclyde!john or john@jclyde.UUCP