At 02:11 AM 7/13/2005 +0000, you wrote:
Hi Michael:
Thanks again for the help. That didn't change the symptoms at
all from just using NOEMS...still get the error from DOS/32A!
What does DOSDATA=UMB do? I am booting from a USB floppy
drive most of the time...occasionally from a CD with a 1.44MByte
floppy disk image. Development kernel, command.com, and
SYS command. New himem.exe/emm386.exe.
Whatever's going on it's not happening from EMM386, but your figures don't
make a lot of sense. DOS is handling UMBs and they are fragmented for no
apparent reason.
Try this. Take out everything except HIMEM, EMM386, and NTFS4DOS. Keep
the SHELL and DOS=HIGH,UMB lines. Can the rest.
Take out DOSDATA=UMB. Turn off TDSK, turn off the mouse, AUTOEXEC
drivers, everything else. Reboot and report MEM /F /X.
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