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It has been a while since I used DOS but I don't think there is a command for that. You call it is system, I presume it is a computer. When you reboot it the BIOS shows for a shot period. To get into the bios you will have to hit the del or F1 or some other function key. It may well have a prompt like hit F2 for system or some such.
Once you get into the BIOS it will identify the CPU & the memory. Just poke around. Be sure NOT to save any changes when you exit BIOS unless you are real sure you want to change something.
Edit: I forgot about MSD.
I still have a Microst Software Box with a set of DOS 6.22 floppies sitting on the shelf in my closet at home. I even have my Compac DOS 2.1 system floppies.
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Last edited by GH85Carrera; 04-25-2011 at 08:33 AM..
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