Hi Clarence,
you wrote on 13.01.00 to "Re: load EPPPD high":
CV> FWIW, on my machine (with shadrow ram enabled) a test with DOS 6.22
CV> MEM /C shows only 64k reserved - I'm sure with a little effort I could
CV> get that to zero. My boot screen (Under the AMI bios boot report
CV> box) shows: 256k cache, 128k shadow ram.
The effort would be to enter the BIOS setup screen during boot
sequence by pressing <del> or another key and looking for the page
to disable "shadow ram" for the BIOS ROM and the video ROM. Then you
could try out, if the performance of your computer is worse than
before, and if not - well, you've got another 64k free in the UMB's
to stuff something else in there...
CV> That test was done using QEMM 8.01 as memory manager as it happened to
CV> be on the boot disk. I normally use QEMM 5.12 these days as it leaves
CV> a heck of a lot more memory for me.
My opinion is that memory should be used if it's there and not kept
free for something that will never happen... ;-)
Hans-Juergen
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