I get this on Win2K SP4: 
  Address     Name          Size       Type 
  -------     --------     ------     ------
  000000                   000400     Interrupt Vector
  000400                   000100     ROM Communication Area
  000500                   000200     DOS Communication Area

  000700      IO           000370     System Data
                  CON                   System Device Driver 
                  AUX                   System Device Driver 
                  PRN                   System Device Driver 
                  CLOCK$                System Device Driver 
                  COM1                  System Device Driver 
                  LPT1                  System Device Driver 
                  LPT2                  System Device Driver 
                  LPT3                  System Device Driver 
                  COM2                  System Device Driver 
                  COM3                  System Device Driver 
                  COM4                  System Device Driver 

  000A70      MSDOS        001670     System Data

  0020E0      IO           003120     System Data
                KBD        000CD0      System Program 
                ANSI       001060      DEVICE=    
                  CON                   Installed Device Driver 
                HIMEM      0004E0      DEVICE=    
                  XMSXXXX0              Installed Device Driver 
                           000490      FILES=     
                           000090      FCBS=      
                           0001B0      LASTDRIVE= 
                           0007D0      STACKS=    
  005210      COMMAND      000A20     Program   
  005C40      MSDOS        000070     -- Free --
  005CC0      COMMAND      000BA0     Environment
  006870      DOSX         0087A0     Program   
  00F020      MEM          000AB0     Environment
  00FAE0      KB16         0017D0     Program   
  0112C0      MEM          017550     Program   
  028820      MSDOS        0777C0     -- Free --
  09FFF0      SYSTEM       02F000     System Program

  0CF000      IO           003100     System Data
                MOUSE      0030F0      System Program 
  0D2110      MSDOS        000AC0     -- Free --
  0D2BE0      MSCDEXNT     0001D0     Program   
  0D2DC0      REDIR        000A70     Program   
  0D3840      DOSX         000080     Data      
  0D38D0      MSDOS        00C720     -- Free --


    655360 bytes total conventional memory
    655360 bytes available to MS-DOS
    584992 largest executable program size

   1048576 bytes total contiguous extended memory
         0 bytes available contiguous extended memory
    941056 bytes available XMS memory
           MS-DOS resident in High Memory Area
Oddly, if I don't redirect the output it clears the screen halfway through. Must be generating a spurious character somewhere, which doesn't occur if you > the output.

In reply to Re^3: Filenames of "PRN" (or "PrN" etc) on Win32. by PhilHibbs
in thread Filenames of "PRN" (or "PrN" etc) on Win32. by BrowserUk

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