AUXIL is a device driver which creates a DOS character device AUX which
is associated with a either the color or monochrome display in the system.

It's main purpose is to act as output device for the debugging messages
and stack backtraces of the Windows 3.0 debugging kernel. On input, it
returns always 'I' and thus the system will not hang on the 'Abort, Break
or Ignore ?' prompts.

Redirecting AUX to the secondary monochrome card is useful with systems
using a VGA and a Hercules compatible card while redirecting to the color
display is useful with systems using a combination of VGA with 8514/A or
(may work) TIGA cards (TIGA was not tested) and two color displays.

Default is redirection to the mono display. When the /C option is given,
AUXIL redirects to the color display. The number of lines on the VGA is
read from the BIOS data area. This does only work if the VGA is the
current primary video adapter.

This program can be used freely for private or educational purposes.
If you want to use it for commercial purposes, contact the author.

Author:   Kai Uwe Rommel
          Zennerstrasse 1
          D-8000 Muenchen 70
          Germany

E-Mail:   rommel@informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de