ds wrote:
> i added a network card to my ma****ne (working on MSDOS)
>
> my config.sys:
> DEVICE=C:\UTIL\HIMEM.SYS /M:4
> DEVICE=C:\NET\IFSHLP.SYS
> device=display.sys con=(ega,,1)
> country=385,852,country.sys
> install=mode.com con cp prepare=((852) ega.cpi)
> install=mode.com con cp select=852
> install=keyb.com yu,,keybrd2.sys
> files=30
> buffers=10
>
> my autoexec.bat
> mode con cp prepare=((852) ega.cpi)
> mode con cp select=852
> keyb.com yu,,keybrd2.sys
> set clipper=f120
> C:\NET\net initialize
> C:\NET\nwlink
> C:\NET\net start
> C:\NET\net share
>
>
>
> when i start any program i get the message "Program too big to fit in
> memory".
> if i dont use net share function it works ok...
> I think that it is a problem with HMA memory...
> so my questiion is: Could i enlarge it? looks like 64k isnt enough...
> any other ideas?
>
> tnx in advance
> p.s. sorry for crossposting...
First of all, thanks for crossposting, multiposting is evil.
You did not mention which version of msdos but you might check into using
DEVICEHIGH, INSTALLHIGH, FILE****GH, BUFFER****GH, DOS=UMB,HIGH and
prefixing
autoexec programs with LOADHIGH or LH. Everything wont load high all at
the
same time, but perhaps getting just a few will be enough to get you going.
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Todd Vargo
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