Brad Martin wrote:
> I get a similar problem when trying to use the latest CVS version to
> boot a DOS 7 floppy, which worked on earlier versions. The monitor
> bails out with an error before it even says Starting Windows 95... (log
> included). Changing the #if 0 to an #if 1 as you suggested fixes the
> problem, and the disk now boots fine (log of this also included). The
> disk has no config.sys or autoexec.bat files, so its not tripping over
> HIMEM.SYS or EMM386.EXE or something like that. I did try it with
> HIMEM.SYS and it just complains about not having control of the A20 line
> and continues booting, no panics or anything. BTW, in case it matters
> at all, I'm running linux 2.2.17, but I know DOS 7 worked on at least
> linux 2.2.16 as well.
OK, thanks. It's the RM->PM->RM transition that's screwed up.
I suspected that. Could be a timing dependent thing then, since it
works on my system. That's a good clue to have.
-Kevin
