Edenyard wrote:
>
> Output of MEM /C, run from DOS prompt straight after boot:
> ================
>
> Conventional Memory :
>
> Name Size in Decimal Size in Hex
> ------------- --------------------- -------------
> MSDOS 819536 (800.3K) C8150
> QEMM386 768 ( 0.8K) 300
> LOADHI 96 ( 0.1K) 60
> COMMAND 1024 ( 1.0K) 400
> FREE 649088 (633.9K) 9E780
>
> Total FREE : 649088 (633.9K)
Wow ! ^^^^^^
Hi Ron;
Thanks for posting that ! At the very least it's a good lesson on the value
of earlier (and smaller) DOSs and also some of the gain possible with QEMM.
Too bad that version of MEM doesn't give a better breakdown.
That's about 18k more than I can get with DOS 6.2 !!
I have to have one box running 6.2 (plain/no QEMM) for testing purposes.
- Clarence Verge
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