scalawag@milton.u.washington.edu (Keith Frederick) (06/01/91)
Will Coherent work for the following system: '386 with micronics motherboard and Phoenix BIOS. IDE Maxtor Hard Drive Modem setup for COM4 Trident 8900 Chipset SVGA card LaserJet IIP Printer Memory and disk storage shouldn't be a problem but I would like to know how Coherent and DOS reside together; the advertisement for Coherent states that Coherent can reside with DOS. I have several graphics applications that I would continue to use under DOS and want to maintain a decent portion of my HD for DOS (I'm kinda assuming one partitions the HD between Coherent and DOS somehow). Thanks! ________________________________________________________________________ | | | | Keith R. Frederick | Happiness is our moral purpose. | | (206)285-1576 | If you see Dr. Fu Manchu, Kill Him! | | scalawag@milton.u.washington.edu | SOF : For Professional Adventurers | | scalawag@max.u.washington.edu |-------------------------------------| | CIS: 73760,3521 | ::: 4th Year Senior / Economics ::: | |__________________________________|_____________________________________|
wolfie@wet.UUCP (Mike Hanna) (06/10/91)
with the Bios or other earthly matters like assembly language usage. Needs more basic system info and functions. 2)The small memory model is a big restriction--though you are given a few virtual memory functions for a ram disk. 3)Specifically I've ported a lharc and make program with no problem, but I've had a lot of trouble with my own shell. On my own I pick up things here and there, but a little less time spent with how to use certain utilities and more with basic innards functions in the large book that you are sent would help. M. Hanna w