Just another program poking memory it’s not supposed to. Not even necessarily maliciously.
> Just another program poking memory it’s not supposed to. Not even necessarily maliciously.
What other program? Most DOS versions were not multi-tasking beyond "terminate-and-stay-resident" (TSR) programs like mouse drivers.
Whatever application you ran on DOS was THE application your computer was running.
That AmigaDOS emulation will almost certainly never run another program. (-:
Far more concerning from a RISKS point of view is the spare parts being physically in the same place as the live machine.