Re: Crash on app startup with cpuemu=vm86(corrected)

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Hi Bryan,
	Mmm I wondered about that, but thought that DPMI support meant that the 
executable had to be running in protected mode. The fly in the ointment of 
course in that argument is whether a TSR(btrieve) could be run in.  So am I 
better off to rebuild the host machine to i386 arch (32bit) and run with 
_cpu_emu=off, will that give me near native speed?

Thanks,


Andrew


On Sunday 25 October 2009, Bryan J Smith wrote:
> I'm fairly certain thay when the processor is in "Long Mode"
> (48-bit flat, 52-bit PAE) that Virtual86 is not supported.
> "Long Mode" is only compatible with 32-bit flat, 36-bit PAE
> addressing, and not 20-bit.
> 
> ------Original Message------
> From: Andrew Bird (Sphere Systems)
> Sender: linux-msdos-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> To: linux-msdos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Oct 25, 2009 12:20
> Subject: Crash on app startup with cpuemu=vm86(corrected)
> 
> Hi guys,
> 	I wonder if anyone can help me? I have a bespoke app(DPMI), which uses the
> btrieve TSR, it is misbehaving on startup. The test hardware is x86_64
>  Athlon X2 , Fedora 11(64 bit install).
> 
> The app is working fine with _cpu_emu=vm86sim and as far back as dosemu
>  1.2.2.
> 
> I'd like to get this running with _cpu_emu=vm86 and dosemu 1.4.0 for extra
> speed. Here's the relevant log at crash time, it was generated by SVN 1988
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> Andrew
> 
> EMU86: directly calling int 0x10 ax=0x20e at 0xf800:0x6330
> SetSeg REAL CS:f800
> SetSeg REAL SS:2390
> SetSeg REAL DS:2390
> SetSeg REAL ES:b800
> SetSeg REAL FS:0000
> SetSeg REAL GS:0000
> INTERP: enter=000fe330
> SetSeg REAL CS:f000
> INTERP: exit=000fc010 err=13
> EMU86: retval=VM86_UNKNOWN
> Sys timers d=0
> Do INT0x10: Using caller_function()
> 3d4 { 40e
> 3d4 { 820f
> SetSeg REAL CS:1091
> SetSeg REAL SS:2390
> SetSeg REAL DS:2390
> SetSeg REAL ES:b800
> SetSeg REAL FS:0000
> SetSeg REAL GS:0000
> INTERP: enter=000109a6
> SetSeg REAL CS:0d69
> ** JMP: ignored
> SetSeg REAL CS:901f
> SetSeg REAL CS:1be6
> ** JMP: ignored
> SetSeg REAL CS:958f
> SetSeg REAL CS:10f6
> SetSeg REAL CS:958f
> leavedos(47810|0xbac2) called - shutting down
> 
> killed while in vm86(), trying to dump DOS-registers:
> Program=emu.c, Line=492
> EIP: 1091:00000096 ESP: 2390:0000e9a2  VFLAGS(b): 00000 00110010 01000110
> EAX: 0104020e EBX: 00000000 ECX: 00000050 EDX: 00000e22 VFLAGS(h): 00003246
> ESI: 0000ebe4 EDI: 00000904 EBP: 0000e9a8 DS: 2390 ES: b800 FS: 0000 GS:
>  0000 FLAGS: PF ZF IF RF VM VIF  IOPL: 3
> STACK: 1c 00 00 00 96 00 91 10 46 32 -> 97 32 90 23 90 23 d4 ec 5c 08
> OPS  : 03 90 8a f0 33 db b4 02 cd 10 -> 9d 07 1f 5d ca 0a 00 00 00 00
>         9d                  1091:0096 popf
> closing debugger pipes
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