Re: qemm/windows crash

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From: Mike Brim - Product Assurance
Date: Mon, 06 May 1991 12:06

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In article <19727@cs.utexas.edu> colaluca@cs.utexas.edu (Mark Colaluca) writes
> I have encountered a problem with QEMM and Windows.  If I want to load my
> Stacker.com device driver (39K) into high memory, I have to use space in
> either D000-DFFF or E000-EFFF.  As some of you might know, the page frame
> for QEMM must take up 64K of contiguous high memory, usually at E000-EFFF.
> Windows, however, seems to crash when the page frame is placed here.  Adding
> X=E000-EFFF to my QEMM device line cures this problem, but then there is no
> room for the stacker device driver.  Does anyone know why Windows does not
> like an E000-EFFF page frame,....

 Qemm and Windows(386 mode) do work while Qemm uses E000H-EFFFH for page frame.
I suspect your problem lies with another program other then Qemm that may be
conflicting with Qemm at that location.  Use MFT to search through your memory.
    
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From: brim@cbmvax.commodore.com (Mike Brim - Product Assurance)
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Subject: Re: qemm/windows crash
Keywords: qemm, page frame
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Date: 6 May 91 12:06:50 GMT
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