Extended memory access ... (rectification)

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From: Hans Helmonds
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 1990 13:15

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With MS-Windows running in Standard or Enhanced mode I have a problem
accessing an IO board from a windows program.

The board occupies 1 Mb in extended memory at D0000 (i.e. 13-14 Mb). 
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I try to read and write data from conventional memory to the board
using Int 15H, function 87H (Move extended memory block). This
function returns 0 (Ok) if the program runs in Real mode, but returns
2 (exception interrupt error) if it runs in Standard or Enhanced mode.

Who can give me a hint about the easiest way to tackle this problem?

Thanks,

   Hans Helmonds  |  hansh@idca.tds.PHILIPS.nl  |  Tel +31 55 432161
      Philips     |  Apeldoorn, the Netherlands |  Fax +31 55 433488

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From: hansh@idca.tds.PHILIPS.nl (Hans Helmonds)
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Subject: Extended memory access ... (rectification)
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Date: 19 Dec 90 13:15:26 GMT
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