🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <8905231618.AA24695@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> 01659@AECLCR.BITNET (Greg Csullog) writes:
>Once again, for those who missed earlier postings, STOP using the AUTO folder
>to load all your boot-time codes in during startup. It makes much more sense
>to use the batch file processor STARTUP.PRG (see sample listing below) to
>run codes from any pathway.

When I tried using a startup program, (don't remember if it was this
one) I had the following problem.  The STARTUP program loads itself in
the bottom of user memory.  Then it loads other resident programs
above itself.  Then it terminates, leaving a hole where it used to be,
and GEMDOS can't use that hole.

In other words, STARTUP reduces the memory available on my ST compared
with using the AUTO-folder ordering.

I guess it's OK to use for configuring if you *don't* run any other
resident programs from it.  So do order your AUTO folder, and put
STARTUP (if you use it) last.

There was a utility on the net a while ago that did re-order the AUTO
folder (among other things), but I accidentally trashed it.  Anyone
remember?
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