To: garys AT baker DOT ds DOT boeing DOT com (Gary Stoneburner)
Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu, rsmith AT baker DOT ds DOT boeing DOT com
Subject: Re: gnc problem on 486 
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 94 08:49:22 +0200
From: "Eli Zaretskii" <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il>

> System:  VTECH 486SX25, 8MB, STACKed 210MB
>          DR DOS 7 (with update 7.1?)
>          WIN 3.1
>          tried "nodpmi" switch and then:
>
>            from DOS same problem, BUT -
>
>            from DOS box in Windows - works just fine!

Somebody said here some time ago the NDOS DPMI server is 
incompatible with go32.  So ``nodpmi'' should work.  Are
you sure you set it OK?  You should do this:

	set go32=nodpmi

The reason I'm asking is that you tell us it worked fine in
Windows DOS box *after* you put the ``nodpmi'' into the
environment.  But if you do this (at least on my machine)
go32 refuses to run at all, because Windows DOS box can run
go32 *only* in DPMI mode.  So, if you added ``nodpmi'' correctly,
you should have seen an error message from go32 saying something
like ``CPU must be in real mode, not V86 mode''.

If you did the above set command OK and it didn't help, then maybe
there are some other way to disable DPMI services of NDOS?