18 Mar 2002, "Kali McLaughlin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: KM> I just wasted a day in a foul mood trying to do just this but it all KM> stopped working! KM> It turned out to be an argument between EMM386.sys and cwsdpmi.exe KM> who obviously had different ideas about memory management.
Ricsi responded: > May I have a guess ?? > You use Dr-DOS ... right ?? > (try qemm, or emm386 nodpmi) I don't know where to find qemm nowadays, don't really want it anyway. I use EMM386.EXE with FRAME=NONE. But I found DPMI applications work even without loading EMM386.EXE, as long as they find cwsdpmi.exe. Since I use DR-DOS 7.03, I don't use HIMEM.SYS. There are a few programs that don't work at all if EMM386.EXE is loaded. DOSBOOT.COM (to boot NetBSD from within DOS) is one such program.
