Bart wrote: >Stuff like ifshlp and setver get automatically loaded, and so is >drvspace. In case nothing the others have suggested works you can always try and load the drivespace driver in config.sys. A friend of mine once had a problem with lacking enough free memory (in 6.x, more than 7 years ago) and I noticed that actually loading the driver would cause it to use less than otherwise. The driver wasn't needed since he didn't use doublespace (the name at the time IIRC) and I don't know how he finally fixed it. //Bernie
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Flip ter Biecht
- memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Richard Menedetter
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Flip ter Biecht
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Flip ter Biecht
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Samuel W. Heywood
- memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Richard Menedetter
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Samuel W. Heywood
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Flip ter Biecht
- memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Richard Menedetter
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Bernie
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Glenn McCorkle
- Re: memory hungry win95 drvspace blocks epppd Glenn McCorkle
