dlow@hpspcoi.HP.COM (Danny Low) (10/24/90)
Have anyone had any experience with a program called AboveDisk.
It supposedly provides LIM 4.0 emulation for 286 machines using
either disk or extended memory. Does it work? Does it require
a NEAT chipset to work when converting extended memory into
expanded memory?
Danny Low
"Question Authority and the Authorities will question You"
Valley of Hearts Delight, Silicon Valley
HP CPCD dlow%hpspcoi@hplabs.hp.com ...!hplabs!hpspcoi!dlow phil@brahms.amd.com (Phil Ngai) (10/25/90)
In article <15160013@hpspcoi.HP.COM> dlow@hpspcoi.HP.COM (Danny Low) writes: |Have anyone had any experience with a program called AboveDisk. |It supposedly provides LIM 4.0 emulation for 286 machines using |either disk or extended memory. Does it work? Does it require |a NEAT chipset to work when converting extended memory into |expanded memory? Let's not forget about the (disgusting) practice of sticking the page frame in conventional memory. Yes, you can do this and be allowed to claim 4.0 compatibility. Yet another reason to get a 386. (or an AMD Lonestar 286) -- The Bill of Rights isn't perfect, but it's better than what we have now.