Kenneth J. Davis escreveu:
1) 8086 command.com, works with CALL /S and KSSF, no loadhi/loadfix
2) 186+ xmsswap.com, including loadfix
3) 8086 xmsswap, with some disabled features as it would otherwise be
too big.
I would prefer option 3 as most optimal, but depends on what you
explicitly disabled :)
Eric wants 1 and you prefer 3 ...
And I prefer 2. In fact not really 2, but a "best of all" which would be
386+, with everything. I have already tested the xmsswap when no xms is
present and it is no problem at all. I suggest reclassifying by application
1) => 8086, for old machines, could be made lighter as no memory manager
exists
2) => be the "best of all"
3) => for embeded. These are usualy 386, need a light version but have a
memory manager, but need a reduced memory usage.
Alain
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