DOS ain't dead - With DPMI into protect mode and back

With DPMI into protect mode and back - EDIT: example (Developers)

posted by DOS386, 27.08.2010, 03:33

> > > > The only way is just to terminate the application.
> > > Correct.
> > Not that much.
> Well tell us.

NO I won't. No need to duplicate Japheth's work, see above.

> How bout you just execute your own executable?

Bad hack.

> Besides, this particular issue doesn't exist for a Windows process and
> without a problem to work around, faking a child isn't useful anyway.

Strange, how do you execute 3rd party crappy code then ? And why did Firefox ban crappy plugins (most notably Flash) into a separate process ?

> In other news: lol if u b trollin b trollin r8 dude

Is it 64-bit code ? Does it compile ???

> (2) I prefer DPMI. Although you don't have ring 0 access right away, it's
> just so much easier to set up.

Right, no pain no gain :-)

> (BTW for ring 0 access I prefer JLMs.)

Sure, and this works without external files :-)

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