At 07:15 PM 12/1/2005 +0000, Gerry Hickman wrote:
What we do know is this:
2. EMM386 with SCSI controllers and VDS enabled is completely unusable and
should never be tried outside the test lab.
What? Completely untrue. More like 2. EMM386 with SCSI and VDS works on
all tested systems, but unverified reports are that there are problems with
some SCSI setups.
3. EMM386 used with SCSI without VDS appears to work, but no one would
trust it in a business production environment, but for testing and home
PCs it seems fine.
Nonsense. I could make the same claim about trusting DOS itself in a
business production environment because of its lack of operating system
protection.
I realize you personally have had some problems with EMM386 that cannot be
duplicated elsewhere, but I would appreciate you not posting things these
claims. They are inaccurate and needlessly damaging to proper
distribution, use, and testing of EMM386 by endusers.
By the way, EMM386 can always give a system more upper memory than UMBPCI.
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