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From: archer@stlvm2.vnet.ibm.com ("Gary D. Archer")
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Over 16 Meg
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Date: 4 Jun 91 22:56:16 GMT
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ravi@xanadu.com (Ravi Pandya) writes:

->Has anyone had any success at all trying to get Windows 3.0 Enhanced
->Mode to recognize the existence of over 16 Mb of RAM? I have 32 Mb of
->RAM, and a couple of applications that can make good use of it, and
->this limitation is infuriating. I have spent several days trying
Some DMA chips couldn't support >16Megs, this might be the reason.
Have you tried using a disk cache program (such as Hyperdisk) to
use 16megs?

->going to be any better? What about OS/2 2.0?
OS/2 2.0 can support > 16megs of memory

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Gary Archer, SSPD Software, IBM San Jose, CA
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