So far I'm finding it easy to write code in ASM for Linux, but a bit messy writing coding in ASM for DOS.

Simple "Hello World!" program that works under FreeDOS... org 0x100 ; Code starts at offset 100h use16 ; Use 16-bit code mov ax,0900h ; DOS function: AX = 0900h (Show Message) mov dx,hello ; DX = "Hello World!$" int 21h ; Call a DOS function: AX = 0900h (Show Message) mov ax,4c00...

I want to write something better.
Starting from beginner level might take a while.

Can I learn ASM faster than Steve can finish SR v7?
Hopefully.

I'm on a mission to learn ASM. It's going to be difficult at the beginning but in a few years I guess I can master it.

lcoughey wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 2:39 pm I can't find the post for that.

https://forums.grc.com/threads/cant-boo ... post-12047

Looks like data loss to me...

Got RWRS 1.0.2.12 working on another PC running Windows 7. Will pull out that drive and do a virus scan to see if anything bad is there. RWRS looks interesting though.

Well bitdefender doesn't find anything that looks like malware.

Is it out of BETA testing yet?
Cost?

SpinRite's world class magic fails to fix an invalid B-Tree node size?