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If your goal is to get softice working, I think it would be most practical to create a virtual machine with Windows 98, or the latest supported by your target application, and run it from there. You also have the alternate option of using the ring 3 debugger TRW2000.
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Because I want to use sice as a best choice to teach my students to debug old DOS viruses. |
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I don't judge or anything. But are you sure they need it? As I remember my university course about viruses and it was about DOS. It was like I stepped into a time machine and travelled ~20 years back. It was a completely useless and outdated experience.
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I believe, to master the concept of interrupt, DOS is still a best choice; And, to practice the hooking techique, DOS is unparallable to Windows or Linux, because it is simple; Surely, the course is not limited to DOS, Windows and Linux are also concerned. |
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