Hmmm... with emm386:
ntfs4dos uses at total of 24 MB XMS and 330k low RAM, plus 64k data area.
With umbpci:
only 16 MB XMS and 52k UMB space, plus 64k data area in low RAM.

Very strange. If both was on the same PC with the same NTFS drives
connected, then NTFS4DOS reacts in some weird way to emm386...
BUT: In both cases FreeCOM used XMS swapping and did not waste DOS
RAM - only NTFS4DOS itself is to blame for being a memory hog here.


Eric


> DEVICE=a:\fdos\emm386.exe x=test memcheck vds
>                           you forgot the NOEMS option, I assume?
> on the other hand, you write:
> NOEMS causes failure of installhigh with
> DOS/32A fatal (1002): DOS reported insufficient memory
> 
> DEVICE=a:\fdos\tdsk.exe 4096
> installhigh=a:\datapol\ntfs4dos.exe a:\command.com a:\ /p
> ...
>    059b   335104   NTFS4DOS    program
>    576c    65280   NTFS4DOS    data area
> ...
>    6767     2992   COMMAND     program
> ...
> Conventional          636K       427K       209K
> Upper                   0K         0K         0K
> ...
> Free XMS memory           505082880 bytes
>        0     1802    872448        1
>        1     1812   4194304        0
>        2     1822   1572864        1
>        3     1832   1572864        1
>        4     1842   3145728        1
>        5     1852   6291456        1
>        6     1862  12582912        1
>        7     1872    105472        0


> with UMBPCI instead of EMM386:
> ...
>    0342    65280   NTFS4DOS    data area
> ...
>    133f     2992   COMMAND     program
> ...
>    d193    52384   NTFS4DOS    program
> ...
> Conventional          636K        86K       550K
> Upper                  64K        61K         3K
> ...
> 
> Free XMS memory           514343936 bytes
>        0     1802   4194304        0
>        1     1812  16777216        1
>        2     1822    105472        0



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