Hi!
13-Дек-2006 00:16 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard) wrote to
<freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net>:
R> I have a custom program that loads into conventional
R> memory.
R> But in need more than the standard 640kb.
R> I have 128Mb extended memory.
R> How can I increase the conventional memory as much as
R> possible?
Conventional memory is a contiguous memory block _inside first
megabyte_, starting from zero address. If you map memory over graphics
memory area at segment A000 and mono video text at segment B000 (of course,
in this case you may use only color text modes), you may increase
conventional memory from 640k to 640k+64k+32k=736k. To use all other memory,
your application should use XMS/EMS, or should be compiled with/for DOS
extenders (like DOS4GW or DOS32a).
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