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From: spielman@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Terence Spielman (WOW!))
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Subject: Re: Making use of extended memory beyond 640K!! help.
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Date: 11 Jun 91 13:00:08 GMT
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In article <1991Jun10.204056.11304@noose.ecn.purdue.edu> amitava@ei.ecn.purdue.edu (Amitava Das) writes:
>can some ibmpc-guru advise me how i could configure my ibm compatible system
>with 4M RAM so that i could use memory beyond 640K. i was trying to use
>some application software which couldn't run because there wasn't enough 
>memory. i am wondering if i could expand my memory ( i already have 4M
>installed, but they are 'extended memory') so that i could run several
>application programs at the same time? do i need a memory manager or
>i can do that with dos. i have 80386 33MHz system with 4.01 DOS.
>
>            thanks a lot.
>             
>                           amitava@ecn.purdue.edu
ME TOO!!  I am in the exact same situation.  I just bought my computer last
week and this week I intend to try to use the software ABOVE 386 to put
all my device drivers as high in memory as possible.  If anyone has advice
on this method or others, could you inform me as well?  Thanks

Terence


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