Hi, replying to myself based on comments by Navis, with
some interesting points about using 2 GB to 4 GB of RAM
with DPMI based DOS extenders... :-)
> Hi! If I have to guess, the latter (a DPMI call, I think)
> deliberately returns at most 2 GB to avoid sign overflows
> with software which uses 3
Hi! If I have to guess, the latter (a DPMI call, I think)
deliberately returns at most 2 GB to avoid sign overflows
with software which uses 32 bit signed computation of how
much memory it has :-) Maybe DOS32A has an option to let
you disable that limiting if you dare. Or try HDPMI32 or
CWSDPMI in
