Subject: ETen non-CSI system error message

From: John McRae <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1992 22:33:35 EST

I know this must be part of the collective lore about ETen, but I don't have
access to my archived e-mail files at the moment.  Sorry if this question is
old hat:

When I try to get ETen going, I get a message to the effect that I've got a
"non-CSI system" and a "DOS-make" (or is it "DOS c-make"??) error.  I think
I've got the config.sys file correct, although I am trying to use expanded
memory where ETen seems to want extended memory.  (I can change that easily
enough with the system I'm using, DR DOS 6.0, but that may be the problem,
since I've heard reports that ETen strongly prefers MS DOS 3.3 and won't work
for some but not all users under MS DOS 5.0.  If this is the case, I think
DR DOS 6.0 will allow me to fool the software into thinking it's MS DOS 3.3,
as I've mentioned in a previous message to this list.)

Any suggestions?  Please feel free to tell me I'm a dingbat for asking, but
only if you'll direct me to the appropriate ftp site and file!  Thanks!

John R. McRae, Asst. Professor, Department of Asian Studies
Director, Cornell University Chinese-Japanese-Korean Computing
     and Database Facility (CJK-CDF), East Asia Program
389 Rockefeller Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY  14853-2502
o:  607/255-1328; fax: 255-1686