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Walter Briscoe
I run an XP (no service packs) cmd.exe in a W2K SP 4 environment so my
commands are limited to 8 rather than 2K bytes.
Randomly - with a MTBF of the order of an hour - cmd.exe shuts down. I
have taken to running it via stacked.cmd with the following contents:
cmd
echo unstacked; errorlevel=%errorlevel%
This shows the end of a run.
W:\source\bld\sdk\rc\rcos2\os2386 ) dir /s/b d:\sed.exe
d:\wfb ) echo unstacked; errorlevel=-1
unstacked; errorlevel=-1
d:\wfb )
When I set up the same environment again, dir ran normally and cmd did
not terminate.
Has anybody here a suggestion of possible mechanisms?
commands are limited to 8 rather than 2K bytes.
Randomly - with a MTBF of the order of an hour - cmd.exe shuts down. I
have taken to running it via stacked.cmd with the following contents:
cmd
echo unstacked; errorlevel=%errorlevel%
This shows the end of a run.
W:\source\bld\sdk\rc\rcos2\os2386 ) dir /s/b d:\sed.exe
d:\wfb ) echo unstacked; errorlevel=-1
unstacked; errorlevel=-1
d:\wfb )
When I set up the same environment again, dir ran normally and cmd did
not terminate.
Has anybody here a suggestion of possible mechanisms?