V-Load
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| − | '''V-Load''' is a toolkit used to combine two [[MS-DOS EXE|EXE]] files into a single EXE file that, when executed, has the effect of executing the original files sequentially. It was developed by a person known as "ONYX". | + | '''V-Load''' is a toolkit used to combine two [[MS-DOS EXE|DOS EXE]] files into a single EXE file that, when executed, has the effect of executing the original files sequentially. It was developed by a person known as "ONYX". |
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Latest revision as of 12:32, 15 February 2025
V-Load is a toolkit used to combine two DOS EXE files into a single EXE file that, when executed, has the effect of executing the original files sequentially. It was developed by a person known as "ONYX".
[edit] Discussion
A combined file is constructed manually, by concatenating the included VLOAD.EXE file, and two other EXE files, into a new file.
[edit] Identification
A combined file starts with the bytes in the included VLOAD.EXE file. In v0.9β, an identification message appears at offset 2521, containing "V-Load" at offset 2523.
