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From: link@dtoa3.dt.navy.mil (Link)
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Subject: Re: PC-NFS and memory expandeder.
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Date: 14 Jan 91 22:43:06 GMT
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Reply-To: link@dtoa3.dt.navy.mil (Richard Link)
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In article <9101120853.aa12652@louie.udel.edu> CLS016@vaxc.bangor.ac.uk ("Edmund J. Sutcliffe ") writes:
>Has anyone out there had any experience with Sun's PC-NFS and placing it
>in High memory, with such products as 386Max and The Last Byte.
>   I would be grateful for all help given in this field, Thanks
>        Edmund

I haven't tried using 386Max or The Last Byte, but I have used QEMM
5.0 to load several pieces of PC-NFS into high memory.  I have had success
loading ANSI.SYS, PCNFS.SYS, VECIE6.SYS (3C503 driver) and PRT.COM.
 You can't load SOCKDRV.SYS high with QEMM.  It seems to work fine and
saves a good bit space.  If only I could fix my problem with telnet
under DESQview.  More on that in another posting.

RICK