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EMM memory problem in dosbox
Recently I had a nostalgic feelinf and I was trying to run of of the very old games, I haven't played from ages. It's "Master of Magic" -
here I stucked on not enough emm memory problem. Regardless of all settings I always get 0 available memory in XP dosbox, I guess I need some expert advise with it. I read verious forums and I see it's not about this particular game, as other had no problem with running it under xp, it looks like something is blocking emm in dosbox. When I call "mem" in command promopt I get something like this: 16777216 bytes contiguous extended memory 0 bytes extended memory available 15580160 bytes XMS memory available MS-DOS loaded to HMA What I have tried: I set EMS memory in pif, checked lots of settings, tried all compatibility modes, edited config.nt, now it looks like that: dos=high, umb device=%SystemRoot%\system32\himem.sys files=40 EMM=RAM autoexec.nt goes like that: lh %SystemRoot%\system32\mscdexnt.exe lh %SystemRoot%\system32\redir lh %SystemRoot%\system32\dosx SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 P330 T3 I read in some forum that one had similar problem caused by motherboard monitoring software, I went to device manager, showed hidden devices and under non-plugandplay devices I tried uninstalling everything concerning motherboard and graphic card - no effect. I tried booting in safe mode, no effect either - 0 bytes extended mem available. I'd appriciate any tip on how to solve this. here's some info on my system: Windows XP pro (polish) 512MB ram / athlon 1600+ epox motherboard / onboard sound - drivers installed asus graphics GeForce2 GTS running on recent detonator instead of supplied drivers other devices and progs which may possibly have something to do with it: adaptec scsi adapter on pci - AH2940 (not plugandplay) adobe ATM installed |
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