Where can I find a MS-DOS file system redirector sample?
The CPHANTOM project is a ‘C’ language skeleton for a MS-DOS Int 2F file system redirector. The example is inspired by the Pascal language PHANTOM redirector example provided in the book Undocumented DOS by Andrew Schulman, Raymond J. Michels, Jim Kyle, Tim Paterson, David Maxey and Ralf Brown, published by Addison Wesely, 1990. CPHANTOM is provided as a Borland C++ 4.5 project. The PCA CPHANTOM redirector was designed to illustrate a few more functions than the original PHANTOM example. In particular, it implements a simple multi-level directory tree with a few “canned” files with various file attributes. Interestingly, CPHANTOM works (with a few bugs…) under Windows 95 if it’s loaded before WIN.EXE is executed. Download CPHANTOM.
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