I spent quite a frustrating evening yesterday in running a old foxpro compiled program under dosemu for a friend. Basic configuration was easy and the program ran but at odd times and at seemingly random places it would just hang! Various settings and configurations did not solve the problem. It was only when I recalled that the same program running on my home machine never gave this trouble and that the home machine only runs plain vanilla install of RH9 while this machine having latest P4-2.6 ran RH9 under SMP (Hyper threading) Changing the boot to non-SMP kernel made the program run as it was intended to run without any problems / hang(up)! Now the question...how can dos programs be run under SMP mode as this mode is supposed to be the most efficient and so my friend desires that we should be able to run this mode to take most advantage of the SMP kernel. I am google'ing but pointers would be welcome. -- Sudev Barar
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