Chris,
I've cc'd your reply to the list. Maybe your suggestions will
spark more ideas.
On Fri, 11 Jan 2002, Chris Milne wrote:
> Hi Kurt
> I am using dosemu with dos7/win95 and have been pleasantly
> surprised at how much works properly. I don't have an exact answer
> but this may help a tiny bit. DOS Int 0x1c is a call to ask for
> "Allocation Table Information for Specific Device".
> DOS Int 0x21 is a random read.
> Is your program trying to read/write to a file with a long
> filename, like FILENA~1.DAT ? Or trying to read/write to the
> floppy without dosemu support. Or a dos partiion that dosemu
> doesn't know about /allow?
No.
> If not that, what is your dos program trying to do when
> hangs?
It's trying to read 8.3 regular DOS files. The program asks for a
beginning filename and the number of files to be processed. So that if
I specify:
file1.mus 3
the program knows to use file1.mus, file2.mus and file3.mus. It seems
to get a start on the first file, because it prints:
Reading - FILE1.MUS
3 bars, 9.500 beats.
at which point it hangs.
> Have you the dos7 part _without_ win95 present on the
> drive?
I did try this but have had no success.
Thanks for your help.
Kurt
> Chris
>
>
> On 2002-01-11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> >log where the program stops responding but I don't understand the
> >debug output. The message "Return for SIGNAL" begins repeating many
> >times at the end of the log. Does this excerpt provide a clue as
> >to what is going on and how I could fix it? I'm using Slackware 4.0
> >with kernel version 2.2.6.
> >int 0x1c, ax=0x0000
> >DEFIVEC: int 0x1c @ 0xf000:0x01c0
> >Return from vm86() for STI
> >Return for SIGNAL <---------- This line is repeated 1648 times
>
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