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In article <2g72r7$3ng@cville-srv.wam.umd.edu>, rsrodger@wam.umd.edu (R S Rodgers) writes:
> In article <bjorn.757443367@box.ludd.luth.se>,
> Bjorn Fahller <bjorn@ludd.luth.se> wrote:
>>>DEDICATED SWAP PARTITION
> 
> 
> 	FIX STUPID SWAPFILE SETTINGS COMMAND LINE.  The sizes should be
> 	initial size and maximum size, not initial size and max-not-used-space.
> 

	I disagree.  Let the SWAPFILE grow as big as it wants.  I don't want to
set a max of "100M" only to have the system blow up when I don't have 100M on
my system, for example.  Much better to let the SWAPPER.DAT to take up all the
space it needs, until it hits my "warning" point.

	Then again, a better solution would be to make OS/2 and apps (hello,
Lotus?) use installed physical memory more efficiently so as not to NEED
swapping 50M at a time . . .  

>>STANDARD UNINSTALL PROGRAM
> 
> 
> 	GET RID OF CONFIG.SYS.  IBM programmeers: Look at the WinNT registry.
> 	Learn. 

	Oh, yea.  Learn how to be 18 months behind schedule with a product that
went form "The Next Desktop" to "The Next Server" to "Hey, guys, we were only
kidding."  Learn.  Right.

Todd Louis Green
Team OS/2