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Trying to get old DOSBPQ to work with FBB. I am able
to get DEDHOST to load, but software like TSTHOST that
looks for DED or TF hostmode software at interrupt 255 or 254
cannot find it. Anyone here familiar with this?
-73 de Chris KQ6UP
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