Hi!
> I am considering adquiring a new processor, but what can be found in
> the shops is mostly x86-64.
> If what I read is correct, there is no V86-mode, so there isn't NTVDM
> under WIndows, and I guess that DOSEMU will not run under Linux.
There is V86 mode, but it cannot be used together wi
> I do much FreeDOS programming on NTVDM, so I was trying to guess how
> much the impact on me will be. On the other hand, my interest on
> DOSBOX and such programs increases ;)
Around here at least, some of the new computers come with 64-bit
processors and 32-bit OSes by default. Probably becuas
Hi,
2008/12/21 Tom Ehlert :
>>>Thanks Tom for your answer. But in what is that different from not
>>>existing a NTVDM?
>
> in that this is a limitation of the processor, and not caused by lazy
> microsoft programmers ;)
>
Sure! Didn't want to imply so ;)
I do much FreeDOS programming on NTVDM, s
>> >> I am considering adquiring a new processor, but what can be found in
>> >> the shops is mostly x86-64.
>> >> If what I read is correct, there is no V86-mode, so there isn't NTVDM
>> >> under WIndows,
>> > mostly wrong.
>> >
>> > the only problem is, that there is no 16-bit (DOS real-mode) ope
At 12:20 PM 12/21/2008, Robert Riebisch wrote:
>Ralf A. Quint wrote:
>
> > Ralf
>
>It's nice to see you still being around here! :-)
>
>Robert Riebisch
Thanks, let's see if it lasts for a while this time, life hasn't been
to nice to me specially this year, but that means it only can get
better fr
Ralf A. Quint wrote:
> Ralf
It's nice to see you still being around here! :-)
Robert Riebisch
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At 11:27 AM 12/21/2008, Aitor Santamaría wrote:
>Hello Tom,
>
>2008/12/21 Tom Ehlert :
> >> I am considering adquiring a new processor, but what can be found in
> >> the shops is mostly x86-64.
> >> If what I read is correct, there is no V86-mode, so there isn't NTVDM
> >> under WIndows,
> > mostly
Hello Tom,
2008/12/21 Tom Ehlert :
>> I am considering adquiring a new processor, but what can be found in
>> the shops is mostly x86-64.
>> If what I read is correct, there is no V86-mode, so there isn't NTVDM
>> under WIndows,
> mostly wrong.
>
> the only problem is, that there is no 16-bit (DOS
> I am considering adquiring a new processor, but what can be found in
> the shops is mostly x86-64.
> If what I read is correct, there is no V86-mode, so there isn't NTVDM
> under WIndows,
mostly wrong.
the only problem is, that there is no 16-bit (DOS real-mode) operation if
you are running a 64
Aitor Santamaría schrieb:
> Hello,
>
> I am considering adquiring a new processor, but what can be found in
> the shops is mostly x86-64.
You are not forced to use long mode, you can still install and use 32
bit Windows or 32 bit Linux without problems.
> If what I read is correct, there is no V
> If what I read is correct, there is no V86-mode, so there isn't NTVDM
> under WIndows, and I guess that DOSEMU will not run under Linux.
DOSEMU runs, but all is emulated => slower.
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Hello,
I am considering adquiring a new processor, but what can be found in
the shops is mostly x86-64.
If what I read is correct, there is no V86-mode, so there isn't NTVDM
under WIndows, and I guess that DOSEMU will not run under Linux.
Are there other alternatives than VMWARE and such to be ab
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