it only uses code that the compiler used to produce it creates. DJGPP
just happens to use protected mode because it allows the executable
itself to reach astronomical sizes :-).
On 8/30/06, Johnson Lam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:45:28 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Blair,
Hi.
Hi,
Memory in separate MCBs is not written to after being loaded. I'll try
to do some testings myself (it seems to work ok under NTVDM and
MS-DOS). The following variants occur to me:
- With/without EMM386
- Different versions of FreeCOM
- Use /B to avoid beeping at all
Testings are wellcome and
Andrew Greenberg wrote:
As far as I can tell, PCI parallel port cards do not work under FreeDOS.
Is that true? Does anyone have any guidance on getting PCI parallel
No. Some work in DOS, some not.
ports to work under FreeDOS?
Use, e.g.,
Eric Auer wrote:
Hi, as fdshield could conceivably freeze DOS,
I replaced all retf +2 commands in fdshield
by less invasive code. This means that the
updated fdshield no longer messes for example
with the interrupt enabled / disabled state
of the caller. The update should make fdshield
There's good news and there's bad news. The good news is that,
as you expected, there's only a small difference between a big write
cache with a long delay and a small write cache with a short delay.
The bad news is that I found some big performance problems (in
reading and
Hi!
30-Авг-2006 17:00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Collin Donnell) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
CD Seems to be much faster when I run without drivers.
CD Anyone know why or what causes this?
What mean slow (how you measure? how much slow?)? What you mean by
drivers?
Hi,
Memory in separate MCBs is not written to after being loaded. I'll
try
to do some testings myself (it seems to work ok under NTVDM and
MS-DOS). The following variants occur to me:
- With/without EMM386
- Different versions of FreeCOM
- Use /B to avoid beeping at all
Testings are
Many thanks, Diego. It is, then, a known problem (ocurred in last
version too, but doesn't seem to arise under MS-DOS or NTVDM, so as
you say the problem may be in FreeCOM).
I would like to investigate into that too, although I just wanted to
clean up some missing bugs in KEYB itself before
