I really like the qemm tool, which is very helpful when making bootable disks. Because after loading qemm386.sys, when restarting the computer in the DOS environment, it doesn't need to go through the real restart (starting from the BIOS), but boots from the memory. I once downloaded qemm9.0 but the installation effect was not good, and it's not suitable to use QDPMI.SYS either, because it takes a long time to detect memory (large memory is very slow). Only the memory tool qemm386.sys is useful, and the usage is the same as emm386.exe, for example: DEVICE=qemm386.sys ram
It's a pity that it only supports about 260MB of memory, but it's enough for a USB flash drive bootable disk, and there's no problem booting WinPE. It's very practical for those who need to make bootable disks and often restart.
[ Last edited by julon on 2008-11-8 at 12:06 ]
It's a pity that it only supports about 260MB of memory, but it's enough for a USB flash drive bootable disk, and there's no problem booting WinPE. It's very practical for those who need to make bootable disks and often restart.
[ Last edited by julon on 2008-11-8 at 12:06 ]
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QEMM386.rar (118.98 KiB, Downloads: 124)http://hi.baidu.com/julon
