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From: donc@isi.edu (Don Cohen)
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Subject: DV/QEMM advice sought
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Date: 24 May 91 22:37:50 GMT
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I run a program written for a PC which, I believe, could
use up to 1MB of memory if the OS could supply it.  (This
is a lisp which uses 20 bit ptrs, so there's no chance of
going beyond 1MB.)  On the original PC I found that with
a JRAM card I could go beyond 640K up to 704K, but beyond
that is the memory used for the display.  I now have a
386 and wonder whether DV can arrange to move that stuff
out of the way and give me more than 704K.  If anyone has
any idea how to do this, or reason to believe that it can
or cannot be done, please let me know.  Thanks.