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Subject:	Re: strange problem with disk operations
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"paravashu" <paravashu AT gmail DOT com> wrote in message 
news:09d1167e-2bae-4774-ba28-23b332e1ca41 AT d9g2000prh DOT googlegroups DOT com...
>I have tried with the bigstack cswdpmi.exe provided in the above link
>http://clio.rice.edu/djgpp/bigstack.zip
>when i dont combine this exe with my utility, the application works
>fine without any hanging problem.

When CWSDSTUB.EXE is combined with the executable, it will
be used as the DPMI provider and not call CWSPMI.EXE, so
this seems to have confirmed the problem.

You might try the stacksize version, which will print out the amount
of stack required.  You can then allocate a real mode stack in the
1MB region and specify this in the DPMI interrupt call to avoid
the problem.

So this seems to confirm the BIOS is poorly written for USB
disk interrupts on this one machine. 

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