>
> Just type the following line to set aside enough memory in DOS environment before
>typing startup
>
> C:\COMMAND.COM /E:4096 /P
>
> Obviously, "4096" means 4MB!
>
NO it does not - it is literally 4096 - the Environment space
is what stores environment variables like JAVA_HOME and PATH.
Tomcat uses a lot of environment space - look at startup.bat
to see the manipulation of environment variables.
Win98 defaults to some small number of bytes for MS-DOS prompt
windows environment space so you will get an out of environment
space message if you don't increase it.
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