does anyone remember... (windows98 question)

[Halt! Hammerzeit.]

how to BSOD win98 with debug.exe? it involved filling in protected memory space with random garbage data using debug, but i forgot the exact command.

[aerogems]

OK, I'm going to bite.... Why would you want to do this?

If you really want to do it, typing in something like "Windows98 debug crash" into Google would probably get you a bunch of results telling you what you want to know. Just remember, Google is your friend, use it often use it wisely.

[Halt! Hammerzeit.]

1. i want to prove someone wrong on something
2. i already searched google for 20 minutes (maybe it's just me)

i know it exists because i've done it to my 98 box before.

[af]

i remember reading something about using debug to crash 95, just to show people how the OS wasn't a real OS. This was a long time ago. Don't know if this helps for 98.

I did a search on Google Groups.

My search was
use debug.exe to crash windows

I found several posts referencing using debug.exe the following to crash Windows 95.

Start Debug,
type:
f 0:0 Lffff 0.

The above search above brings up a bunch of articles.
Use the following to return results less than 10.
debug.exe crash 64k memory

[John Ford]

how to BSOD win98

Try running an application.

[Halt! Hammerzeit.]

i remember reading something about using debug to crash 95, just to show people how the OS wasn't a real OS. This was a long time ago. Don't know if this helps for 98.

I did a search on Google Groups.

My search was
use debug.exe to crash windows

I found several posts referencing using debug.exe the following to crash Windows 95.

Start Debug,
type:
f 0:0 Lffff 0.

The above search above brings up a bunch of articles.
Use the following to return results less than 10.
debug.exe crash 64k memory

yeah that's it. thanks yo