Hi
"Or Botton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OB> What do NT and Linux do to skip over the 640k limitation in Intel
OB> hardware?
They use the protected mode. (memory limited to 4 GB afaik)
The only processor with a 640 K limit is the intel 8086 and 8088.
All other processors can additionally to their real operating mode
(protected) emulate the 8086 with its memory limit (real mode)
OS/2 was developed by M$ and IBM (together !!!!) because DOS was considered
obsolete as being a realmode system.
OB> Or Botton
OB> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CU, Ricsi
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