On Mon, 05 Feb 2001 02:19:23 +0000, Flip ter Biecht wrote:
>>> EPPPD 70,160 (69K) 70,160 (69K) 0 (0K)
>>> Any hints or useful programs?
>> LOADHIGH EPPPD, or use LSPPP instead. LSPPP may also be loaded high.
>> To get LSPPP go here: http://members.tripod.com/~ladsoft/lsppp/index.htm
>> Also try CTMOUSE. It requires far less memory than any other mouse
>> driver I know of. Also CTMOUSE may be loaded high.
>> To get it go here: http://www.vein.hu/~nagyd
> I downloaded lsppp, but I'll need some time to get it to work. Just
> invoked after miniterm, it can't find a carrier.
I don't think you need to invoke miniterm to connect with lsppp. Miniterm
is a dialer. You don't need it because lsppp has its own built in dialer.
Glenn says it is easy to use lsppp with version 1.70. He posted a message
several weeks ago on how to set it up. There are quite a few tricks
involved in order to get it to work with Arachne. I haven't tried it yet
with my current Arachne version. I did get lsppp to work just fine with
LYNX386 and with PC-PINE. Getting it to work involved a number of
modifications of the dialup batch file that was designed originally for use
with epppd.
> ctmouse however solves my needs for the moment, though arachne reports
> now 65kB[!!!] dos memory
> Clarence suggested fileshigh and buffershigh, but that won't matter
> much, since it kicks a lot of other stuff out of the hma.
> stacks 0,0 saved me 1 Kb
> What is the minimum for files and buffers?
Some people on this list say you need 50 files and 50 buffers. I get by
just fine running Arachne with just 20 files and 20 buffers.
Sam Heywood
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