On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 18:13:28 -0700, Cameron Hood wrote: > PC's, since their invention back in the DOS 2.0 days
Uhhh. Your history is a little foggy. PCs were invented before DOS 1.0, which was purchased from Seattle Computer Systems (I think) and was a knock off of CPM-86. > around for solutions to problems like VDX.386 stack dump > 000000110010100001... Uhhh. There weren't no .386 stuff when PCs or DOS was invented. The iAPX386 chip didn't come out until several years later. PCs used the 8088 chip which was an 8-bit external bus version of the 8086, which had a 16-bit external bus. Both had 16-bit internal busses. The rest of what you said I mostly agree with. TTYL, DougF KG4LMZ
