Glenn McCorkle wrote:
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>On Wed, 12 Jan 2000 19:57:01 +0000, rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>> The term "load high" means to load into memory area above 640k.
>>> How is it possible to load something above 640 if all you have is 640???
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>> er ... what i meant is "umb" related.
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>> rick
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> The same situation applies.
>If all you have is 640k, you have no UMBs either.
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> <snip>
Hi Glenn,
I agree Glenn, but IIRC, on some of my old motherboards
that reported only 640k there was really 1mb of ram chips installed.
If you checked such a board with a utility such as Check-It, then
the report showed UMB.
I remember this because I always wanted to use that memory
but I didn't know how back then. It always seemed wasted to me.
Eric
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