by Jan_Marius Eva » Tue, 29 Aug 1995 04:00:00
Under DOS this is easy enough (emm386 /X=E800-EFFF), but how
do I do it under Linux?
(I run UMSDOS/LOADLIN, Linux 1.2.1)
Thanks for any help
tPostLOS 1.28B5t TheMarius - Bare idioter rydder, genier behersker kaos.
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