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Article #5876Re: Ibrowse Version .81 Release 5
From: John S. Burger
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1996 08:58
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1996 08:58
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On or about 27-Mar-96 02:03:30 HARRY JULIAN MIKTARIAN typed the following
words about "Re: Ibrowse Version .81 Release 5". My reply is thus...
Hi HARRY,
HJM> Ibrowse .81 works great on my machine. It is very stable (only one crash
HJM> which I could not duplicate). The only problem I have...and its a big
HJM> problem is that it does not release my chip memory during or after I use
HJM> it. I have to reboot to regain the locked up chip RAM. Anybody else
HJM> notice this problem?
Ibrowse .81 works great on my machine also. It does eat chip RAM very badly.
If I browse long enough it will use up all the chip ram and the only fix is a
reboot.
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