Just curious, is it the same in a Win 9x DOS-box? *NT*


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Posted by EmuMannen on 23, 2000 at 4:34 PM:

In Reply to: "Page Fault/Serious HD error" with DOS MAME and large games posted by Edge on 23, 2000 at 2:06 PM:

: I am unable to resolve this problem. I continually receive
: "Page Fault" error whenever I try to run a large game under
: MAME (this was true under .37b5 and still is under .37b6).

: The machine originally had 64MB of PC100 RAM; I upgraded it
: to 128MB and it has the exact same problem.

: This happens directly from the command line, without a
: front-end (although it happens there too). i.e., "MAME MK3"
: or "MAME KOF98" results in a PAGE FAULT after loading some
: of the ROMs, accompanied by a "Serious HD error" dialog. I
: have to hit the RESET button at that point, and SCANDISK usually
: finds 3-4MB of "unallocated clusters", and on occasion it has had
: to replace the FAT with another copy elsewhere on the drive!

: The machine in question is a P3 450 which had the drive
: freshly formatted and Win98se ("Compact" option) installed.
: I then edited MSDOS.SYS so that BootGUI was 0 so I start
: up in DOS.

: My CONFIG.SYS loads EMM386.SYS, HIMEM.SYS, CTMOUSE.SYS, and
: CDROM.SYS. My AUTOEXEC.BAT loads MSCDEX and sets up
: the SoundBlaster 16 (ISA) card stuff. It also sets TMP
: and TEMP environment variables. Running "MEM" shows plenty
: of free memory (around 614K low) available.

: Most importantly, I *am* using CWSDPMI release 4, so that
: is not the problem. The Page Fault's occured with release 4
: with both 64MB and 128MB of RAM.

: Can anybody successfully run KOF98 or MK3 under "pure DOS"
: (not via MAME32)? If so, what do your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT
: files look like? Are you using any special memory managers
: or anything else out of the ordinary?




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