GPF running Rhide on windows NT or lot time to
load Rhide and crash enviroment later.

I think this is because RHIDE needs -M switch (disable the mouse)
to run correctly on NT.  I wrote about this to the person who
reported the bug.

Anyway, this is not a bug with core DJGPP, so I'm closing it.

I run RHIDE with both the -M (disable mouse) *AND* -S (16-bit video) under Windows NT.  Vastly improved performance, even in a window.