David O'Shea wrote:
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No. FreeDOS doesn't splits HMA to blocks with headers, similar to MCB
in conventional memory.
Could we maybe store a char or word in HMA which is at a standardized
location which we can read if we know we're running FreeDOS? I'm not sure
what MS-DOS does in this r
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9-Дек-2005 13:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bernd Blaauw) wrote to
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>> Fnd what this char shoukd show?
"And what this char should show?"
BB> Nothing, just a marker for where buffers would start (until top of HMA).
First at all, buffers may be not
Arkady V.Belousov schreef:
Fnd what this char shoukd show?
Nothing, just a marker for where buffers would start (until top of HMA).
Strangely MEM /A does mention "11KB" free in HMA, but to my knowledge
the kernel fills remaining HMA space entirely with buffers if DOS=HIGH.
Bernd
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9-Дек-2005 22:13 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David O'Shea) wrote to
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>> No. FreeDOS doesn't splits HMA to blocks with headers, similar to MCB
>> in conventional memory.
DO> Could we maybe store a char or word in HMA which is at a standardized
DO> location which we can read if we know we're runni
Hi Arkady,
> From: "Arkady V.Belousov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 15:38:43 +0300 (MSK)
> >> This is not strange, because 29 buffers fit to remains of HMA,
> DO> Anyone know if there's a way that MEM can check what the kernel is
storing
> DO> in HMA, specifically with regard
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8-Дек-2005 19:15 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David O'Shea) wrote to
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>> This is not strange, because 29 buffers fit to remains of HMA,
DO> Anyone know if there's a way that MEM can check what the kernel is storing
DO> in HMA, specifically with regards to buffers and other things which can
DO> ca
Hello David,
>> AB> Something stranges happens here.
>> AB> BUFFERSHIGH=29 -> 615kB conventional and 150kB upper memory free
>> AB> BUFFERSHIGH=30 -> 599kB conventional and 150kB upper memory free
>>
>> This is not strange, because 29 buffers fit to remains of HMA,
> whereas
>> 30 already not
Hi all,
> From: "Arkady V.Belousov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 16:52:50 +0300 (MSK)
> 27-îÏÑ-2005 12:58 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Bollhalder) wrote to
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> AB> Something stranges happens here.
> AB> BUFFERSHIGH=29 -> 615kB conventional and
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Hello Arkady
> AB> BUFFERSHIGH=29 -> 615kB conventional and 150kB upper memory free
> AB> BUFFERSHIGH=30 -> 599kB conventional and 150kB upper memory free
>
> This is not strange, because 29 buffers fit to remains of HMA, whereas
> 30 already not.
O
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
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I may make patch sets or test binaries available at
http://www.fdos.org/kernel/test/ (or for short descriptions use
http://www.fdos.org/AuoIndex/index?dir=kernel/test/ )
:-)
Jeremy
sorry the above url should have a 't' in it, the correct one is:
http://www.fdos.
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 07:46:13 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
>the link is under the 'Developers' section on www.freedos.org labeled
>'Kernel/FreeCOM', but yes its easy enough to overlook (I'm always
>skipping past the 'Report bugs' link when I go to look over bug
>reports). I updated the lsm so
tom ehlert wrote:
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I wrote that after spending a couple of successless minutes to locate
the kernel (or freecom) source, starting from www.freedos.org
just try software->base->kernel->kernel.lsm and you are either on a
dead link or on the same page again :(
www.fdos.org/kernel/
I know th
Hello Kenneth,
>> just a few cents:
>>
>> a) are human beings like me supposed to locate kernel sources ?
>>how about a link where one can download it without knowing where it
>>is ?
> they are in the same place they have been, on sourceforge cvs.
I wrote that after spending a couple of
tom ehlert wrote:
Hello Kenneth,
With several of my changes/additions the size of the
kernel has grown
just a few cents:
a) are human beings like me supposed to locate kernel sources ?
how about a link where one can download it without knowing where it
is ?
they are in the same pl
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27-Ноя-2005 17:29 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (tom ehlert) wrote to "Kenneth J. Davis"
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te> b) anyone knows who in hell is 'perditionc'
"Kenneth Davis "
te> (or 'ror4') ?
http://cryogen.com/ror4/hcc/
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Hello Kenneth,
> With several of my changes/additions the size of the
> kernel has grown
just a few cents:
a) are human beings like me supposed to locate kernel sources ?
how about a link where one can download it without knowing where it
is ?
b) anyone knows who in hell is 'perditionc'
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
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27-Ноя-2005 12:58 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Bollhalder) wrote to
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AB> Something stranges happens here.
AB> BUFFERSHIGH=29 -> 615kB conventional and 150kB upper memory free
AB> BUFFERSHIGH=30 -> 599kB conventional and 150kB upper
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27-Ноя-2005 12:58 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Bollhalder) wrote to
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AB> Something stranges happens here.
AB> BUFFERSHIGH=29 -> 615kB conventional and 150kB upper memory free
AB> BUFFERSHIGH=30 -> 599kB conventional and 150kB upper memory free
This is n
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> I have the buffers defined in "CONFIG.SYS" with "BUFFERSHIGH=30".
>
> With the kernel "kwc38616.sys" from 2005-10-20, the BUFFERS aren't
> listet with "mem /p /f" (mem v1.8)...
>
> With the kernel "ktc8616.sys" from 2005-11-26, "mem /p /f" tells th
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Hello Jeremy
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
> Andreas Bollhalder wrote:
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> This is due to work in progress, I am adding a wrapper to int13h so disk
> changes are less likely to go unnoticed (closer to MS-DOS behaviour),
> however my commit last weekend
Andreas Bollhalder wrote:
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Hello
I use FreeDOS in the QEMU emulator for running my DOS applications under
Windows XP. Today, I testet the developer kernels.
1. The kernels compiled with OpenWatcom won't boot. They stop with the
following message:
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Hello
I use FreeDOS in the QEMU emulator for running my DOS applications under
Windows XP. Today, I testet the developer kernels.
1. The kernels compiled with OpenWatcom won't boot. They stop with the
following message:
KWC8616.SYS
-> FATAL: int 13
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