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Subject: Re: 16 bit to 32 bit
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one2001boy AT yahoo DOT com <one2001boy AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:

> here is another attempt for running ls.exe in XP to generate the 
> problem. This problem happens some time.

It's quite certainly unrelated to the one you had before.

> After running ls.exe, it will pop up a crash window with "16 bit
> MS-DOS subsystem" in the title, the error message is : "The NTVDM
> CPU has encounted an illegal instruction. CS:00cf IP: 0b2a OP:ff ff
> ff 00 00 Choose 'close' to terminate the applicaiont.

And you're sure that ls.exe of yours is built with an up-to-date 
DJGPP?  Making DJGPP-compiled programs run on W2K (and XP) turned
out quite an interesting exercise, and took quite a while.  So unless
your ls.exe is from the latest fileutils collection available on
the DJGPP download mirrors, you should update before you try any
further.

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Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker AT physik DOT rwth-aachen DOT de)
Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain.