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Re: Windows/386 and Netware

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From: Neal Baker
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1989 11:00
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I run Windows/386 and Netware on an HP Vectra RS/20.  The line to which
you refer in my win.ini read:

windowmemsize = 640

This value allows Windows to use all the main memory that is left after 
loading drivers including ipx.  Your value of 450 limits Windows to 450K.  
Windows/386 is very memory sensitive, and too little, I've found, results 
in all sorts of unexpected behaviour, inluding crashing in the logo.  

Neal Baker, HP Laboratories, Bristol, England.
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Subject: Re: Windows/386 and Netware
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Date: 27 Nov 89 11:00:18 GMT
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