On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Michal H. Tyc wrote:
> If you have exotic (or very modern) hardware and/or drivers, > you need sometimes fiddle a bit with configuration. But on > a standard 386 or 486 PC there should be no problems. > There were problems when using programs which required "exotic" things. For instance math coprocessor emulators (can't remember exactly which was). Also it behaves a bit ramdomly with some DOS extenders (although it works, it may crash from time to time) > NWCACHE and NWCDEX (disk cache and CD-ROM redirector) both use > (although do not require) DPMS on 286 and above. > It allows to reduce their conventional memory usage -- significant > parts of these programs are then loaded into extended memory and > execute in protected mode. > Yep, I have forgotten about these two (these two come also from Novell :)) > Greetings, > > Michal > > > Best regards Cristian
