> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Options 1 and 2 are with EMM386. Try replacing
> EMM386 EXE and> use the updated JEMM386 EXE from www.japheth.de - that might>
> be more compatible to your Bochs. Do also read the docs - if> you find that
> you need specific command line options to make> JEMM386 behave right, please
> let us know which ones you needed.> Cool, I downloaded Jemm 5.71 and pasted
> the EXEs/DLLs into C:\FDOS\BIN. I briefly read the docs and notice that it's
> args are similar to emm386.exe... so I just basically changed default
> fdconfig.sys 2 lines from emm386.exe (NOEMS) X=TESTto jemm386.exe (NOEMS)
> X=TESTwhere you miss out the brackets for option 1 during bootup. Still
> tcc.exe & tc.exe crashes when I load option 1 & 2 (JEMM386 loading). However
> option 3 for tcc.exe still works (like before). I don't know what args I can
> use... do you want me to try them all???
> This is a known problem: The IDE says it wants, say, 1.2 MB> of DOS RAM. It
> expects DOS to give it 0.2 MB (the part after> the decimal point) and a DOS
> extender to give it 1 MB more.> FreeDOS 1.0 simply reasoned "you do not have
> 1.2 MB free in> your 640 kB of DOS memory, so the IDE cannot run". However,>
> there is a simple fix for this: Please use the KERNEL SYS of> a newer
> version, for example http://rugxulo.googlepages.com/> instead of your normal
> kernel sys (in the root directory).> Newer versions are aware of the exotic
> style of the TC3 IDE> and can run it without problems :-).I downloaded
> ke2007sep15.zip (assuming this is the latest). His other files were
> kernel2036-binary, krn2037b.zip, ke2007jul21, ke2007aug20, ke2007aug26,
> ke2007sep07.zips so I think they are old. The most confusing part was
> the:KWC8616.sys, KWC8632.sysKWC38616.sys, KWC38632.sysfiles. I assume
> KWC86xx.sys is for 8086, 80286? But why two different architectures... and
> why 16-bit and 32-bit versions? Does that mean we can load pure 16-bit
> FreeDOS, or real 32-bit FreeDOS? Anyway, I renamed KWC38632.sys to kernel.sys
> and put that in C:\... there was also a sys.com in the downloaded zip file,
> so I pasted that in C:\FDOS\BIN. Turbo C++ 3.0 IDE loads up now :) unlike
> before... - BUT ONLY in option 3 (without JEMM386.exe). I wonder why
> http://www.fdos.org/kernel/ stable didn't work.. maybe because it was last
> compiled in 2006
> (http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=5109). And I see
> there's FreeCOM (command.com replacement). Do I need that? Or does FreeDOS
> BASE ISO 1.0 already contain a good-enough version?
> > EricCheers Eric!
> > PS: The TC3 IDE issue is also explained in more detail in> our bugzilla
> > database, see the "bugs" link on our homepage.> You mean here:
> > http://www.freedos.org/bugzilla/cgi-bin/index.cgi ?
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