Yes, I've run into the same problem where my configuration is too complex for
the auto-optimizer for the memory manager to hack it. (In my case it's 386MAX,
but the principle is the same). I've taken to manually optimizing things as a
matter of course. After about five years of using 386MAX, it's become second
nature. <grin>
The real gotcha was that 386LOAD was mis-measuring the load requirements of
MSCDEX in version 6.01 of 386MAX. Once I solved that with a patch, everything
else slid right into place.
Now I'm having problems with my CD-ROM-over-the-LAN device driver, but that's a
whole 'nother story!! <frown>
–Tim Farley
Tim,
> The real gotcha was that 386LOAD was mis-measuring the load requirements
> of MSCDEX in version 6.01 of 386MAX. Once I solved that with a patch,
> everything else slid right into place.
I have 386max 6.01. Are you saying that if I download a patch from CIS (making
it 6.02?) then Maximize will be able to figure out how to load MSCDEX high?
That would be helpful. Thanks.
— Samuel