On Tue, 9 Mar 2004, Michael Devore wrote:
What we need people to do is try EMM386 with any DOS extended program
they may have available and see how well it works, or not, with
interactive feedback either way. NOEMS and NOVCPI may be tried for the
venturesome.
Looks very promising! -- it
This is very cool!
Is it stable enough for me to update my weekly built
boot disks with or should I wait a while longer?
Thanks,
Jeremy
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Hi, the idea with the release candidates:
- they only contain the BASE package
- they do not include an all floppy version
- ...
- the real beta9 is supposed to be the last beta before 1.0
- ...
Eric
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At 03:49 PM 3/9/2004 +0100, Erwin Veermans wrote:
But on my test-board (440BX) that I use for testing my NwDsk
boot disks EMM38664.EXE immediately hangs my machine.
My config:
Kernel 2033, 0.82pl3, Himem64 3.10
dos=high,umb
stacks=0,0
files=99
lastdrive=z
buffers=-32
When I add /verbose I see
When I add /verbose I see
'EPROM at c800:, size 0 KB'
endlessly scrolling by ...
try booting without emm386 and then:
c:\debug
-dc800:0 2
If it says 55 AA 00 then something is very weird.
It says 55 AA 01
Is that avarage weird ?
So I would have 0x01*512 =
little high) but what is the real size of your BIOS?
256k
that's very big -- it's probably not all visible then within DOS or
everything between C000 and would be occupied with no rooms for UMBs.
I should have said VGA BIOS.
Please check:
c:\debug
-dc820:0 2
It reads FF FF FF
When I add /verbose I see
'EPROM at c800:, size 0 KB'
endlessly scrolling by ...
Okay, so you're having problems with the EMM386 startup then. I
didn't mess with the memory scanning portion of the original code, but
looks like it needs to be updated for location of EPROMS. Can
Hi!
Gentlemans, I prepare first edition of BOOTFIX - utility to check boot
sector validness. Please, test it, and report me if something is wrong.
Reports that all your drivers are clean (ie. no errors, no warnings) also
welcomed. Especially I interested in reports for FAT32. This utility is
