LET'S PLAY: OREGON TRAIL (starts on page 2)

[Wedge]

Obligatory console prompt:

>_

[Ad Bot]

[KoopaScooper]

>dir_

[Shell]

>hotwheels_

[Crispy_]

>mousefire(1);_

[Wedge]

C:\dir
Directory of C:\.
. <DIR> 18-12-2012 21:19
.. <DIR> 01-01-1980 0:00
DIRVERS <DIR> 18-12-2012 21:19
GAMES <DIR> 18-12-2012 21:19
SB16 <DIR> 18-12-2012 21:19
WIN31 <DIR> 18-12-2012 21:19
WINDOWS <DIR> 18-12-2012 21:19
AUTOEXEC BAT 192 18-12-2012 21:19
AUTOEXEC B~K 58 18-12-2012 21:19
CONFIG B~K 112 18-12-2012 21:19
CONFIG SYS 180 18-12-2012 21:19
FMT EXE 12,063 18-12-2012 21:19
INFO TXT 3,636 18-12-2012 21:19
6 File(s) 16,252 Bytes
7 Dir(s) 262,111,744 Bytes free.

C:\>hotwheels
Illegal command: hotwheels.

C:\>mousefire(1);
Illegal command: mousefire(1);.

[Marcem]

>sudo lspci

[Crispy_]

>open='INFO.TXT'

[Shell]

>open='GAMES';_

[Wedge]

>sudo lspci

Hahaha, wrong operating system.


C:\>sudo lspci
Illegal command: sudo.

C:\>open='INFO.TXT'
Illegal command: open.

C:\>open='GAMES';
Illegal command: open.


Here, let me give you some help.


C:\>ver
MS-DOS Version 5.00


Recommended reading:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/71986

[Shell]

asdf

>GOTO=GAMES;_

then

>DEL=INFO.TXT;_

[Crispy_]

no

>GOTO=INFO.TXT;_

[Wedge]

asdf

>GOTO=GAMES;_

no

>GOTO=INFO.TXT;_

Unfortunately I can't give you any response because, while this is a valid command, it doesn't do what you think it does. In fact, in the context it does nothing (goes to label GAMES which doesn't exist then does nothing).

Try cd games to open a directory or type info.txt to read info.txt. Also, file extensions don't necessarily mean anything in DOS, and OS will happily try and type any file you like, so feel free to try typing anything and see what garbage comes out.

[Crispy_]

>TYPE=INFO.TXT;_

aaaaa

[Wedge]

C:\>TYPE=INFO.TXT;
File =INFO.TXT; not found.

[Crispy_]

facedesk

>TYPEINFO_