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From: GRAY@ADMIN.HumberC.ON.CA (Kelly Gray)
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Subject: Re: GS as a IIe
Message-ID: <91Jan12.095717est.57485@ugw.utcs.utoronto.ca>
Date: 12 Jan 91 14:37:03 GMT
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If ProTerm is such a great program, perhaps someone out there can help
me with this problem.
   I have an enchanced //e running ProDOS 8 V 1.9, ProSel 8 V 4.0, and
ProTerm V 2.1. I also have a Ramworks III card with 1 Meg of memory. I am
using the RAMdisk driver from ProSel to set up half of my Ramworks card
as a RAMdrive is slot 4 drive 1. ProTerm proceeds to set up a scrollback
buffer that is considerably larger than the free space on the Ramworks
card, so I can only conclude that it is setting up to overwrite the
RAMdisk. ProTerm does NOT remove the RAMdisk driver, nor does it reduce
the size of the RAMdisk to accomodate the scrollback buffer.
   How can I set up ProTerm to leave the RAMdrive memory alone? The manual
only says that Proterm will recognise either AE's ProDrive or the ProSel
driver, but as far as I can see, it does neither.

   I have tried moving the RAMdisk to other slot/drive combinations, but I
end up with the same results no matter where I put it. I have also tried
using the AE driver instead of the ProSel 8 driver, with no change in the
results.

     <o_o>
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