#speedway no loading high
Well, the first thing I would check is that MSD.EXE or some other utility
shows that you have UMB space still available. It's possible that Speedway
was the program chosen by OPTIMIZE to sit low allowing other utilities to
be loaded high. An include statement in QEMM will give you extra UMB space
to use as well. This can get a little tricky, so before moving Include
statements into QEMM, be sure there isn't some device using that memory
space.
Are you using the configuration editor when setting buffers and other
parameters? Depending on your system configuration (386/486?) the number
of buffers can make a difference to overall system performance.
Yes, a larger disk amount can help, but depending on the disk, it might be
a mute point. Try 8 Meg. – 12 Meg. as a starting point. If your
application programs are potentially larger, see if 15-20 Meg. will
improve.
I'd like a better handle on your configuration. Can you e-mail or let me
know through the forum what you have. I'll be happy to get it working for
you.
Reese.