lodzins@pilot.njin.net (Dean Lodzinski) (02/26/91)
This may have been discussed already, so I will make my question brief. I installed 4DOS. When I boot up Windows 3, it no longer boots up in 386 enhanced mode. If I load 4DOS with the /S:N option, Windows boots up in 386 enhanced mode. Is there a way to have Windows boot in 386 mode when the /S:N option is not used so the 70K of memory is not used when 4DOS is resident? Any help would be...helpful. -- Dean Lodzinski DEAN_L@TURBO.Kean.edu, lodzins@pilot.njin.net 47 Mercury Circle csra19@TURBO.Kean.edu or D.LODZINSKI on GEnie South Amboy, NJ 08879 Dean Lodzinski on Hologram Inc., FNET Node 133, USA at 908/727-1914 (1200/2400/9600)
dscavo@ncratl.AtlantaGA.NCR.COM (David Scavo) (02/26/91)
In <Feb.25.15.03.59.1991.14959@pilot.njin.net> lodzins@pilot.njin.net (Dean Lodzinski) writes: >This may have been discussed already, so I will make my question >brief. I installed 4DOS. When I boot up Windows 3, it no longer >boots up in 386 enhanced mode. If I load 4DOS with the /S:N option, >Windows boots up in 386 enhanced mode. Is there a way to have Windows >boot in 386 mode when the /S:N option is not used Try win /3. That should force Windows 3.0 to use 386 enhanced mode... You might want to make it an alias (maybe named w3) or you could even make a win alias that menas "win /3", but that is a little harder, since the * must be used to stop infinite recursive expansion. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Internet: David.Scavo@AtlantaGA.NCR.COM NCR Corporation UCCP: ... !gatech!kong!ncratl!dscavo 2651 Satellite Blvd "You know I'm bad because I do the Bartman" Duluth, GA 30136