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From: Alain <al...@po...> - 2005-06-29 18:15:23
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Hi, I will keep further discussion in the list, please Eric answer in the list too. >>It is the same with UMBPCI or EMM386. >>Loading UMDA low, or the /L switch makes no difference. > > Very strange. How about not loading ANY drivers into UMB > and just enabling UMBs in general (DOS=UMB, umbpci/emm386, > but no LH or devicehigh or similar...)? If I don't use DOS=HIGH, UMB are un-accessable! I am not sure if this is as expected. >>>Even more: You could make calccach available for others :-)). >>I believe it is of little interest no anyone... > > You are, as said, not the first to ask about some automatic way > of selecting cache sizes, so others should be interested as well. > Would be nice if you could exchange some ideas with Erwin to come > up with a wishlist of features that calccach can have in the future. So here it is, (in the list). What this is about: I made a small executable that detects how much XMS is available and ensures that a certain amout is kept free. Alain PS: I will post a commented maessage of the my config.sys and autoexec.bat files that I tuned after many days of testing. It may interest someone. |