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In article <5327@watdcsu.waterloo.edu> dmurdoch@watdcsu.waterloo.edu (D.J. Murdoch - Statistics) writes:
>I've just bought Windows/386, and am running it on a no-name clone with the Chips
>and Technologies 386 chipset and a Phoenix BIOS.  I find that Windows will never
>run two applications - all attempts fail with a "not enough memory" message.  
>(Sorry, I should be more specific:  it won't run two _standard_ applications).
>The MSDOS executive claims that there is plenty of free memory (I have about
>1.6 Meg total), but just won't run the second application.

I have alos meet the similar problem. My system is a 286AT, and the
harddisk is partitioned into 1M-bytes (driver C with system files) and
19M-bytes (driver D for applications, include MS-Window 2.03). No
matter how I install the windows, it keep on swapping in logic driver C
(and it is almost full before swapping). It often give "not enough
memory" message, even though there is more than 3M-bytes in logic
driver D and the MSDOS executive also claims so.

					Paul
pshen@atrp.media.mit.edu