To build these programs you need BC 4.5, and you need to make a modified
version of the C runtime library and link it with LINK.EXE.  To make
the modified version, you get a copy of the library source (included
with BC 4.5) and modify it to use OS system calls instead of WINDOWS calls.
Link the original library with LINK to get a listing of what needs to
be changed.

you might have to run the format program twice after putting a blank floppy
in; the floppy driver routines abort on disk changes and since we're not
calling through the File System routines which retry if a disk change
error shows up format.exe will abort if the disk has just been changed.

format		- format drive a:
mfs		- make a file system on drive a

To make a disk accessible you must run BOTH format.exe AND mfs.exe to format
the disk and put a file system on it.  This verion of MFS.EXE also puts a
file on the file system.

cfd.exe copies a file from DOS to the file system.  CTD.EXE copies a file
from the file system to DOS.  Note that file names on the file system
may be up to 20 characters long.  If the filename has a drive specifier this
will override the 'drive' argument, which is an integer.  Type specifiers
don't mean anything to the kernel.


cfd input output	- Copy from DOS to OS file system
ctd input output	- Copy from OS file system to DOS