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LOADHIGH

LOADHIGH

In computing, LOADHIGH (abbreviated LH) is an internal DOS command in COMMAND.COM that is used to load a program into the upper memory area (UMA) instead

LOADHIGH

List of DOS commands

This article lists notable commands provided by the MS-DOS disk operating system (DOS), especially as used on an IBM PC compatible computer. Other DOS

List of DOS commands

List_of_DOS_commands

Self-relocation

Program that relocates its own address-dependent instructions and data when run

effectively than possible for externally provided "high"-loaders (like LOADHIGH/HILOAD, INSTALLHIGH/HIINSTALL or DEVICEHIGH/HIDEVICE etc. since DOS 5)

Self-relocation

COMMAND.COM

Default command line for MS-DOS and Windows 9x

return of long filenames by the FOR command. (Windows 9x).[citation needed] LOADHIGH, LH Loads a program into upper memory (HILOAD in DR DOS). LOCK Enables

COMMAND.COM

DR-DOS

MSDOS-like operating system

Interface) and DPMS (DOS Protected Mode Services) as well as more flexible loadhigh options. It also introduced support for "true" pre-emptive multitasking

DR-DOS

Datalight

American software company

ERASE EXE2BIN EXIT FDISK FIND FOR FORMAT GOTO HELP IF KEYB LABEL LFNFOR LOADHIGH MD MEM MINICMD.COM MKDIR MODE MORE MOVE MSCDEX NED PATH PAUSE POWER PRINT

Datalight

Environment variable

User-definable variable associated with each running process in many operating systems

installation, can be shrunken or relocated through SETENV or INSTALL[HIGH]/LOADHIGH options /Z (zero environment), /D[:loaddrive] (substitute drive, e.g. B:TSR

Environment variable

Environment_variable

Conventional memory

First 640 KB of RAM under DOS

the "DEVICEHIGH=" directive, while TSRs could be loaded high using the "LOADHIGH", "LH" or "HILOAD" directives. If the operation failed, the driver or TSR

Conventional memory

Conventional_memory

Virtual DOS machine

Subsystem for 32-bit Windows for running 16-bit DOS & Windows programs

XP. APPEND DEBUG EDIT EDLIN EXE2BIN FASTOPEN FORCEDOS GRAPHICS LOADFIX LOADHIGH (LH) MEM NLSFUNC SETVER SHARE In January 2010, Google security researcher

Virtual DOS machine

Virtual_DOS_machine

Expanded memory

System of bank switching in DOS memory management

programs, typically terminate-and-stay-resident programs inside ("LOADHI" or "LOADHIGH"). Interaction between extended memory, expanded-memory emulation and DOS

Expanded memory

Expanded_memory

Upper memory area

Physical memory region on IBM PC compatibles

(EMS) High Memory Area (HMA) Global EMM Import Specification (GEMMIS) LOADHIGH A20 line "Memory Map (x86) - OSDev Wiki". wiki.osdev.org. Retrieved 2020-12-20

Upper memory area

Upper_memory_area

Drive letter assignment

Alphabetical assignment to logical drives on computers (e.g., C:\)

temporary substitute drive (e.g. SUBST B: C:\DIR) through the INSTALL[HIGH]/LOADHIGH option /D[:loaddrive] (for B:TSR.COM instead of, say, C:\DIR\TSR.COM).

Drive letter assignment

Drive_letter_assignment

Fat binary

Combined executable file for multiple processor types or operating systems

some segment magics to overcome the ORG 0 / ORG 100h difference. Self-loadhighing a device driver is a bit more tricky as you have to leave the driver

Fat binary

Fat_binary