Stefan Ring
Stefan Ring
Isn’t bios.exe a 32-bit PE? Why would you want to load it with dpmild16? It works once you use dpmild32.
> Currently, if you want to do incremental raw sends, never ever change the keys on the receiving side or your received data may be toast. The sad thing is,...
FWIW, the data is never lost in all these cases. It just becomes rather difficult to access. How I managed to do it in the end was patching the zfs...
Are you talking about an actual 80386 (with 80387, presumably) or about any generic x86 machine ≥ Pentium Pro? Do the current ones still need outs to 0xf0/0xf1? That would...
DOSXXX (from HXD16)!
I noticed that you added `DOSXXX`, and I am very happy about it. However, I have no idea how `kernel16.lib` was built, which is required for `DOSCALLS`. I can take...
Ok, I found out how it could have been created: Using Microsoft’s `implib` tool on `krnl286.exe`. This produces a lot more entries than the ones present in kernel16.lib, but they...
By chance I just found out that wlib can create import libraries from textual specifications. I stumbled over this in the `open-watcom-v2` build: `bwlib -b-n-pa -s-t-zld -ii -io test.lib @file.lbc`...
Invoke one OS/2 16bit NE from another one and pass some command line args. The second patch (to DOSXXX) is pretty obvious because it destroys the ax register which is...
From looking at this now, it looks like the loader patch copies only the first argument. I'm not sure right now, and I cannot investigate. The "fix" is certainly not...