Anonymous <nobody@remailer.paranoici.org> wrote in
news:2f0601176ea83c662897f5c1f551522e@remailer.par anoici.org:

> He "was able to salvage all...before the drive fired up for it's last
> time..."

Yes and?

I have many backups, some new, some old.
I saved everything that wasn't backed up. [g]

Hard drives fail moron. Btw, That was an old windows 3.1 system. You
really didn't need to "image" the drive back then. LOL!

> Which means this big mouth braggart didn't have the simplest of
> imaging programs.

Wasn't needed. msdos 6.21 with a modified windows 3.1.

> Jeesh! What a genius.

Thanks.

Wanna see some assembler I wrote for ray this evening?

segment code

start:
mov ax,data
mov ds,ax
mov ax,stack
mov ss,ax
mov sp,stacktop

mov dx,hello
mov ah,9
int 0x21

mov ah,0x3c
mov cx,0
mov dx,files
int 0x21

mov [filehnd],ax

mov ah,0x40
mov bx, [filehnd]
mov cx,[msglength]
mov dx,hello
int 0x21

mov ah,0x3e
mov bx,filehnd
int 0x21

mov ax,0x4c00
int 0x21

segment data

hello: db 'Hi! Ray How did I get created Today?',13,10,'$'
files db 'ray.txt', 0
filehnd dw 1
msglength dw 38


segment stack stack
resb 64
stacktop:


Does that look like BASIC to any of you? hehehe.
Looks like 16bit assembler to me. intended for assembly with the free
nasm assembler. Should also work as is with tasm, but I have not tested
it.


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