Two subjects: 64-bit OS2/eCs, Innotek Products
Jonathan de Boyne Pollard
JdeBP> This is "standard mode" (as opposed to "386 Enhanced mode"
JdeBP> where the DOS boxes make their appearance).
MSS> In both modes [...]
Windows/286 didn't have the second mode mentioned above.
MSS> KRNLx86.EXE just talked to a DPMI host [...]
Windows/286 didn't have KRNLx86.EXE.
MSS> For "standard" mode, the DPMI host was a primitive DOSX.EXE,
MSS> while for "enhanced" mode, the DPMI host was inside VMM [...]
You aren't talking about Windows/286, the subject actually under
discussion here, but are instead talking about other versions of
DOS-Windows. Moreover, you are confusing DOS-Windows 3.x with
DOS-Windows 9x/ME. The '386 DPMI host in DOS-Windows 3.x is in
WIN386.EXE.
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Maxim S. Shatskih
> WIN386.EXE.
Yes. The VMM file for Win3.x is WIN386.exe.
It moved to VMM32.VXD only in Windows 95.
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