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From: spit@neuro (Michael D. Burdick)
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Subject: Re: Misc questions
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Date: 8 May 91 13:56:46 GMT
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In article <117986@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu> mcmillan@harpsichord.cis.ohio-state.edu (Hal McMillan) writes:
>I'm a new user of DV/QEMM and have a couple of questions.
>
>1.  Sometimes when I reboot, QEMM will begin to load and then my
>machine will reboot.  Sometimes it will reboot itself a couple of
>times before loading properly.  Has anyone else experienced this?  I
>am using a new Gateway 386/33 (Micronics).  

We had the same problem with a Gateway 486 and it was solved using the
NT (NoTopMemory) option for QEMM.

>2.  When I run Indy 500 (my current favorite game) under DV, it
>inevitably locks up shortly after the game begins.  

I have had problems similar to this with other programs which use graphics.
Using the QEMM analysis fixed most of them.  Be sure to do it just like the
manual tells you to or you may make things worse!

Good Luck!

Michael Burdick
spit@neuro.duke.edu