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- OX is a DOS device driver that directs AUX output to the Monochrome
- display, and takes AUX input from the keyboard BIOS. Its main purpose
- is to let you use the Monochrome display for "Rest In Peace" messages
- and the PC's keyboard to respond to the "Abort, Break, Ignore?" prompt.
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- You should still use the /M switch with SymDeb rather than /"=AUX",
- because SymDeb does not properly direct memory allocation messages to
- AUX in the latter case.
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- This driver is also handy for other uses in DOS, for example, you can
- say DIR >AUX and put a directory listing on the Monochrome display while
- you're working on the color display.
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