OS/2 gives DOS programs access to the device
By Rod Smith - Published on The Warp Pharmacy.
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Memory in a DOS session under Warp, with full access to mouse, CD-ROM, network, etc.
Memory below 640KB (conventional memory)
Name Size in Decimal Size in Hex ------------- --------------------- ------------- DOS 11600 ( 11.3K) 2D50 COMMAND 4976 ( 4.9K) 1370 APPEND 16 ( 0.0K) 10 FREE 192 ( 0.2K) C0 FREE 633920 (619.1K) 9AC40 Total FREE: 634112 (619.3K)
Memory above 640KB (upper memory blocks)
Name Size in Decimal Size in Hex ------------- --------------------- ------------- APPEND 6432 ( 6.3K) 1920 FREE 79504 ( 77.6K) 13690 FREE 8176 ( 8.0K) 1FF0 Total FREE: 87680 ( 85.6K)
Total bytes avail to programs (conv + UMB) : 721792 (704.9K) Largest executable program size : 633920 (619.1K) Largest LOADHIGH executable program size : 79504 ( 77.6K)
18808832 bytes total EMS memory 18169856 bytes free EMS memory
16711680 bytes total XMS memory 16711680 bytes available XMS memory 0 bytes available contiguous extended memory DOS resident in High Memory Area High Memory Area in use
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