Autor: Miros/law Nowakowski (nowam_at_pg.gda.pl)
Data: Thu 14 Mar 1996 - 15:06:46 MET
On Thu, 14 Mar 1996, Jarek Lis wrote:
>
> O, a da sie tu wpisac pamiec wirtualna ze swapa dyskowego? Albo powiedziec
> ze pamieci wolnej jest duzo, a dopiero jakby program zazadal, to powiedziec
> ze nie ma?
>
W dokumentacji, ktora mam pod reka znalazlem tylko jedna wzmianke o QEMM
(patrz nizej). Natomiast sam spotkalem sie z sytuacja, ze OS/2 nie chcial
sie zainstalowac na komputerze, na ktorym uzedowal QEMM (to bylo na
komputerze z Vobisu, na ktorym zreszta pod DOSem QEMM tez mial ogromne
trudnosci ze skonfigurowaniem sie). Ale to byl incydent. Wsrod OSowcow
temat QEMM na hobbes czy na cdrom.com po prostu nie istnieje.
OSciski!
Mirek Nowakowski
OS/2 Warp Frequently Asked Questions
List Release 3 February 20, 1995 OS/2
Warp provides a complete DOS emulation equivalent to DOS 5.0 or later.
The operating system can provide each DOS application with up to 32 MB of
EMS 4.0 (expanded memory), 16 MB of XMS 2.0 (extended memory), and/or 512
MB of DPMI 0.95 (DOS Protected Mode Interface extended memory), all from
its pool of physical and/or virtual memory (meaning you do not have to
have as much RAM in your system as your applications request). These
limits are in addition to the up to 730K free conventional memory supplied
to each DOS application, even after mouse and network drivers [see (3.8)
Networking Products] are loaded. As in DOS 5.0 or later, DOS code and
device drivers may be loaded into high memory. A 386 memory manager like
QEMM is not needed -- these features are provided by OS/2 Warp directly.
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