Michael L. Dawley wrote: >In this example, epppd is not loaded high. (snip) >Also, I need to know how to load SMARTDRV high. As you can >see, I have 159K of upper memory, so there should be plenty to >load both epppd and smartdrv high. That's weird, Smartdrv loads high automagically for me. I think there's a switch to prevent it, you should make sure that it's not there. (see "help smartdrv" and/or "smartdrv/?") And there should be plenty of room, but this is similar to the fact that if I load mscdex (or nwcdex or shsucdx) I can't get the keyboard driver in upper memmory even if there's room for it - and I can add other things up there. //Bernie http://hem1.passagen.se/bernie/index.htm DOS programs, Star Wars ...
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