>>I used this method before, but exiting BASIC and returning DOS after
>>modifying HIGHMEM, for causing MSXDOS2.SYS to be reloaded in the
>>appropriate address. Is this really necessary?
>You could do it in another way :
>After allocating memory, install a fake DOS BIOS and BDOS handler in the
>
Konami Man wrote:
> >re-allocating the kernel by some kind of function isn't possible as far as I
> >know.
>
> What about loading MSXDOS.SYS on #100 and executing? (anyway I never
> tested
> it...)
In MSXDOS1 it works ok - i used this in several programs. Must also workin DOS2 -
but i cannpt s
Konami Man wrote:
> In my system (DOS 2 installed on Mega-SCSI), #F34B points ALWAYS to
> the same
> location of #F349. If I change it, the old value is restored after
> going
> BASIC and returning. And if I change #F349, #F34B is automatically
> modified
> for equaling #F349.
>
> So, reducing
