Michael Robinson schrieb: >> I'm not certain about what is crashing. Changing to curl makes no >> difference at all. This works on my Pentium 4, so I suspect there is >> something specific to my 486 that is causing the problem. I wish the >> crash message was more descriptive. A dump of the processor's registers >> and more than 2 near fnodes does not tell me what crashed. Did >> command.com crash? Was there an invalid memory reference because I >> need to exclude a certain region and don't know about it? If someone >> else has a real DTK 486 DX2-66 that uses 30 pin memory, I'd appreciate >> an attempt by them to reproduce this problem. I have tried running >> only fdapm, ne2000, mouse, DOSLFN, command, and system. I still get >> kernel panic, system halted. I have 20 megs of ram, memtest says that >> the memory is fine. Could the order I have the chips plugged in in >> be a problem? Which bank needs to be 1 meg chips? > > While fdupdate doesn't work, I am retrieving a file off of an ftp server > using wget. I don't think wget is crashing. It is running awfully slow > though, could be because I don't have himem loaded. > > One thing I'm wondering about, does freedos work when serial ports are > overlapped? The standard thing to do for 4 serial ports is to do > com1 and com3 on irq 4 with com2 and com4 on irq 3. More than 2 near > fnodes, does that have something to do with overlapping serial ports? > > Please note that I've tried dos memtest and it isn't showing any memory > errors. > > MS DOS 6.22 has a tool that graphically shows a representation of > memory, I think it was called msd. Is there an equivalent for freedos? > > My isa nic is a DE220PT in non pnp mode, has anyone had problems using > these under freedos? > > Please note that ssh2dos works. > > Every network application except for fdupdate seems to work okay. > > What is an fnode? What does a message that more than 2 near fnodes > are opened mean? > > Please someone, try fdupdate v0.54 on a real 486 with 30 pin memory, > maybe you'll run into the same problem that I am having. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > _______________________________________________ > Freedos-user mailing list > Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
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