Re: Interrupt divide by zero

Re: Interrupt divide by zero

[Stas Sergeev]

Hello.

> the
> aplication I try to run is a Multi-user mode application that run on 
> DOS sessions
Such programs might not work under
dosemu. I am afraid you expecting
way too much.

> Error [35]: General Protection Fault in ZIMRTMU.EXE at 0377:011C 
Make sure that this program works on
either WinNT or Win2000. Then you have
chances. But if it doesn't - just give
up trying it under dosemu and use bochs
instead.

> I have try many thigs like incresing memory for xms and ems
and DPMI?

> I have tryied
> to load the HIMEM.SYS but I dosn?t work.
You don't need himem.sys under dosemu (and
it won't work either).

> I have a RH7.2, the latest version of dosemu and the patch.
There are many patches, which one?

Interrupt divide by zero

[Claudio Hernandez]

Well after some hard work I decided to use freedos instead of MSDOS, trying
to run the same program, freedos sent me this message:

Interrupt divide by zero

Does someone know what could be happen??

Thanks!

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Hi all, I have a problem that I haven´t fixed it.

I have a folder called J in this folder is mounted a shared resource in a
server (smbmount //server/resource /home/teouser/dosemu/drives/J). For
dosemu this folder is a unit J:\, so I can read information and run
programs, there is a program that call a file called ZIMRTMU.EXE (the
aplication I try to run is a Multi-user mode application that run on DOS
sessions).

Everytings is going well with the application, except for when it calls this
file ZIMRTMU.EXE, the error it shows me is:

Error [35]: General Protection Fault in ZIMRTMU.EXE at 0377:011C code=0100
ss=09FF ds=0A17 es=09FF ax=0000 bx=0101 cx=0101 dx=0101 sp=000C bp=0101
si=0101 di =0101 C:\TEO>

I have try many thigs like incresing memory for xms and ems, I have tryied
to load the HIMEM.SYS but I dosn´t work.

I have a RH7.2, the latest version of dosemu and the patch.
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