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From:	"Rod Pemberton" <dont_have AT bitbucket DOT cmm>
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"DJ Delorie" <dj AT delorie DOT com> wrote in message
news:200602021706 DOT k12H6mGw024116 AT envy DOT delorie DOT com...
>
> > 2.04 beta? Where is the beta? on www.delorie.com?  I've seen a couple
people
> > mention it and asked DJ, but he didn't point me in the correct
direction.  I
> > looked there but didn't see it...(Yes, I know I can be blind.)
>
> 2.04 beta is what we call the development version, which is in CVS.
> There's also a beta/ subdirectory at the same level as the current/
> subdirectory on the full FTP mirrors.
>
> > DOS/4G and CWSDPMI, PMODEDJ(pmodetsr) don't support them either.  In
> > fact, I haven't found any DPMI host for any platform which supports
> > the DPMI 1.0 TSR calls, that includes all the DPMI 1.0 hosts.
>
> Have you tried 386MAX ? I think that's the only other 1.0 server we've
> ever seen.

It's now called DPMIONE.  It's the most complete in terms of functions.
But, alas, no TSR support.

Rod Pemberton

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