?? "Absolutely not", "Can't share RAM", "Too hard" and "No" aren't
"show-stoppers" ?? I guess I'll have to find an alternative definition from
the one I used to think applied to this term..
>My customers would be ecstatic if they could, as Robert G. Brown put it,
>hot-key between Linux and Windows. Performance wouldn't be a major issue.
>>From what I've read, the dual processor Pentium board provides only
>marginally better performance anyway. What I would hope from this
>configuration is super convenience at a small incremental cost.
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>Byron Davies, Ph.D.
>VP and Chief Technologist
>Savant Computation Instruments, Inc.
Since you stand to benefit from this (your "customers"), would you be
willing to put out some $$$ too? I think (don't quote me on it, and I don't
want to offend any members of the dosemu team, it's just an example), if you
waved $100K in front of the Dosemu team, you'd have what you want in 6
months (if it's at all possible).. If you can't buy it, then you might
have to start the effort yourself and get others on board.
Actually, I almost forgot: what you SHOULD do is get involved with the
Freedows 98 project (http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/7519/). They're
working on something that will do exactly what you want.
Mattias