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In article <swwhatley.703171240@node_ecdd> swwhatley@lescsse.jsc.nasa.gov (STEVEN WHATLEY) writes:
>In <92104.033254JJL101@psuvm.psu.edu> J.J. Lehett <JJL101@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
>>I am looking for a program that will disable EXACTLY that upper 2 megs of
>>ram, and leave the ST in a state as if this were not installed.  I need this
>>to test out some problems I have encountered.
>[...] I create a 2 meg ram disk using a reset
>proof ram disk like MEGMATIC (sp?).  That solved my problems.  Hope it helps.

That would be my suggestion too.  I once wrote a RAM disk called EDISK, a tiny,
ultra-fast, reset-proof RAM disk utility.

This RAM disk reserves the requested amount of memory, and executes a reset.
When the system comes back up, the memory addresses are exactly the same as
they would be in an ST equipped with that much less RAM. (I checked.)

I suggest that you use this trick.

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