Reply 40 of 48, by keropi
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xtreger wrote on 2024-03-31, 12:22:[...] 1. boot and press F8 -> start in MS-DOS mode 2. and run the command: XMSDSK 32000 /t […]
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1. boot and press F8 -> start in MS-DOS mode
2. and run the command: XMSDSK 32000 /tIs this it? Or anything I'm missing?
do a MEM and see how much XMS you get (probably 64mb)
then like you write but with more mem allocated: XMSDSK 50000 /t /y
after the game finishes you can unload and free the memory with: XMSDSK /u /y
/y switch does not produce the "are you sure y/n" prompt if you are curious about it
/t switch allocates memory above the 16MB barrier for DMA reasons that some games have issues, better have it all the time enabled