Re: [Freedos-user] Application crash

2008-10-10 Thread Japheth
>> 2. use Jemm386 instead of JemmEx and continue to use your previous >> XMS host. >> >> 3. JemmEx's source can be extended to be able to manage more than >> one block. This means some work, because the current implementation >> isn't very flexible. > > Nothing wrong in my fdconfig.sys? > JEMMEX.E

Re: [Freedos-user] Application crash

2008-10-10 Thread Japheth
> Sorry for long responce. I was update Jemm, because previous version > have no xmsstat. The xmsstat output attached as memstat.zip. the report for Jemm did display no handle regionsize(kB) locks flags 1 00A8 0011-0

Re: [Freedos-user] Application crash

2008-10-05 Thread Japheth
>> Try to use no or another emm386: FreeDOS EMM386, JEMM386, JEMMEX? >> Also read the docs for the "compatible safe" settings :-) > > Hmm. With an 'jemmex' i've got some gifts: more free conventional > memory (about +3 kb.) and Nautilus works VERY WELL in this > configuration. However, I lost some

Re: [Freedos-user] Application crash

2008-10-05 Thread D.A.
Sat, 4 Oct 2008 23:05:07 +0200 (MEST) Eric Auer пишет: > > Will be 100% crash when 'NAUTILUS_CONFIG_FILE' variable are set or > > '-s ' (port lock speed) and sometimes '-e ' (cipher) > > arguments are present in command line. > > What do the -s ARG and -e ARG options "port lock speed" and "ciphe

Re: [Freedos-user] Application crash

2008-10-04 Thread Eric Auer
Hi! > I have many silent and verbose crashes with Nautilus Digital Voice > Communicator -- Version 1.5a. However, in the same time Nautilus works > very well in DR-DOS. Hmm okay. > Will be 100% crash when 'NAUTILUS_CONFIG_FILE' variable are set or '-s > ' (port lock speed) and sometimes '-e ' (

[Freedos-user] Application crash

2008-10-04 Thread D.A.
Hello. I have many silent and verbose crashes with Nautilus Digital Voice Communicator -- Version 1.5a. However, in the same time Nautilus works very well in DR-DOS. Will be 100% crash when 'NAUTILUS_CONFIG_FILE' variable are set or '-s ' (port lock speed) and sometimes '-e ' (cipher) argument