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whenevevr I m using dosbox emmulator and after mounting i m writing tasm or td tasm edit tasm then it is showing error "illegal command tasm" or illegal command edit

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It's not related to Ubuntu. In fact it's about MS-DOS and in this case specially DOS-Box. Seems you didn't mount your tools location properly and/or running them from a wrong location or without setting up your path variable. The error "illegal command" in dos-box is equivalent for "bad command or file name" in real ms-dos environment. As a first step make sure you have Turbo Assembler/Debugger downloaded on your PC. Then after running DOS-Box mount your tools location using mount command Finally change current drive using drive letter of mounted drive (for example c: ). Now you can run your tools (td / tasm /...) the same way as MS-DOS