, November 21, 2006 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Freedos-devel] dos64
Just curious; would this run real-mode DOS applications? If so, as
far as I understand this would be extremely slow because you have to
switch 64bit-32bit-16bit-32bit-64bit.
On 11/21/06, Владимир [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, freedos
BC: speedwise, it isn't very practical if you expect to run 16-bit apps
on a 64-bit OS, if not impossible without complete CPU emulation.
Ideally, it would require applications specifically designed for 64-bit
DOS. Sounds like daydreaming, but let's see what happens.
Lester
tom ehlert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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Tom E: as far as I know FreeDOS works great on AMD64
no need for such a (completely empty) project ...
FreeDOS is 16-bit os, FreeDOS-32 is 32-bit os and this project is not
called FreeDOS but some other DOS and seems to be about
Yes but speedwise I am saying that it isn't very practical if you
expect to run 16-bit apps on a 64-bit OS, if not impossible without
complete CPU emulation.
On 11/23/06, Lester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tom ehlert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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Tom E: as far as I know
Hello Blair,
Just curious; would this run real-mode DOS applications? If so, as
far as I understand this would be extremely slow because you have to
switch 64bit-32bit-16bit-32bit-64bit.
as far as I know FreeDOS works great on AMD64 (in good old real mode);
no need for such a (completely
On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, tom ehlert wrote:
as far as I know FreeDOS works great on AMD64 (in good old real mode);
no need for such a (completely empty) project
Yep. I have an AMD64, never had trouble running DOS if I needed it.
-uso.
I hava a few AMD-Semprom-64 and many clients have a great assortment of
everyting new , a lot of them 64 bits. DOS and FreeDOS run just fine.
The problem is that sometimes new machines have BIOS with little
problems. Only once in about 200, I got problems using VESA. NIC drivers
usually are
Hello, freedos-devel.
I have created project DOS64. If somebody will interest, take part.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dos64
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Just curious; would this run real-mode DOS applications? If so, as
far as I understand this would be extremely slow because you have to
switch 64bit-32bit-16bit-32bit-64bit.
On 11/21/06, Владимир [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, freedos-devel.
I have created project DOS64. If somebody will
