Mail Archives: djgpp/1992/05/21/13:40:39
>
> It seems that NDos puts the processor into protected mode when
> loading itself high. I think you'll find that if you use an EMM
> driver, even without the 'noems' switch, djgpp will work fine,
> *until* you load NDos that is, after which you'll get the error.
>
> The only solution I could find was to dump the EMM driver altogether.
> (That or 4Dos).
>
> /gordon
>
Hm. Either i didn't understand exactly what you ment, or...
- 4dos doesn't put the CPU into any other mode than it was before
loading it.
- 4dos coexists happily with go32, if or if not UMB's are used.
(UMB's are part of the XMS specifications, but himem doesn't provide
them. emm386 does, but don't ask me, what switches you need ;-)
- (as stated before:) EMS emulators coexist with go32, *only* if you
omit the noems switch, not `even'. You probably have to omit the
noems switch to have UMB's, except with QEMM and some special chip
sets (eg. C&T), which can provide upper memory in real mode (and
QEMM knows how they do).
- Thomas
greve AT rs1 DOT thch DOT uni-bonn DOT de
unt145 AT dbnrhrz1
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