Date:	Wed, 20 May 92 10:46:59 MET
From:	MARTIN RYSANEK <RYSANEK%CSBRMU11 DOT BITNET AT clvm DOT clarkson DOT edu>
Subject:	GCC with DOS
To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Status:	O

>I just got GCC for DOS. After unpacking the package with pkunzip -d,
>setting up all the necessary environments, I couldn't get gcc to run.
>I got the message that saying CPU must be in real mode (not V86) mode
>to run. All other binaries reported similar message. My computer is a
>IBM clone running DOS 5 and Norton NDOS. It uses INTEL 386-33 and has
>5MB RAMs.

HI,
Here is a possible that you are useing one of 386 memory manager for inst.
QEMM, EMM386, or protect mode control program for inst. TDH386.SYS, TKERNEL,
DPMIRES, etc.
Every of these programs make a Virtual 86 enviroment and not allow your
GCC to switch in protect mode.
QEMM make VCPI DOS extender that can be use by gcc. But DPMI {Windows, OS2}
DOS extender or many others can not be used by your gcc to allow gcc to switch
in protect mode 386.
Try to uninstall some memory manager from your CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT or
don't run gcc from MS Windows or OS/2 enviroment.

                                         Martin Rysanek
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