Hello
I have a question: on freedos 1.3 or 1.2 i can't write the * without going
to the numeric keypad.
KEYB PO,858
available: 858, 850, 860
also can't write: ã ä â á à
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I use a Pentium MMX as my fastest dedicated PC for DOS and i usually
downclock it to 50MHz FSB x 2. If some games still have issues i can use
SETMUL to manipulate Pentium TR4 registers, which allow to disable
exclusively CPU features like Instruction Cache, Data Cache, Branch
Prediction and
I heard/read somewhere that the "Runtime Error 200" was actually caused some
sort of subroutine that was trying to figure out how fast the computer is.
It's certainly ironic that it doesn't work on really fast computers since
that's exactly the "problem" it's trying to address.
The other
Hello.
Thank you Eric and Jim.
I'll do a search and i let you know how it turned out
On Thu, Mar 10, 2022 at 10:04 AM Jim Hall wrote:
> One program to fix the "runtime error 200" is Robert and Marek's TSR tool,
> which we include in FreeDOS 1.3:
>
>
One program to fix the "runtime error 200" is Robert and Marek's TSR tool,
which we include in FreeDOS 1.3:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/repositories/1.3/pkg-html/tp7p5fix.html
But as Eric said, you can find lots of tools on the Internet to fix this
too. Or you can run
Hi! Runtime error 200 usually is an overflow in timing
code of Borland or Turbo Pascal, if you search the web
you will find various tools which patch it or work it
around :-) The overflow happens because your computer
is too fast. So you can also try to slow it down, e.g.
using FDAPM SPEEDn
