THE 'are' in memory...

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1 total messages Started by Tony C. Cheng Thu, 15 Oct 1992 15:38

Author: Tony C. Cheng
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 15:38

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%Conventional Memory :
%
%  Name                Size in Decimal       Size in Hex
%-------------      ---------------------   -------------
%  MSDOS              13024      ( 12.7K)       32E0
%  HIMEM               1024      (  1.0K)        400
%  EMM386              4256      (  4.2K)       10A0
%  COMMAND             2752      (  2.7K)        AC0
%  NETBIND             2608      (  2.5K)        A30
%  ETHDRV             82576      ( 80.6K)      14290
%  NETX               43728      ( 42.7K)       AAD0
%  are                 6192      (  6.0K)       1830
   ^^^

   Does anyone know where this 'are' came from?  When I first loaded
   NETX, it wasn't exist and I had 500K for maximum executable program
   size.  With its presence, there was only 350K left for the largest 
   executable.  

   The second problem it caused was that it hooked NETX, there was no
   way for me to unload NETX.  

   Any suggestion to kill or avoid 'are' is highly appreciated!!

   _Tony

   ps. 'are' seemed to be ghostly come out after a login session is 
       conducted.
	

%  FREE                  64      (  0.1K)         40
%  FREE                  80      (  0.1K)         50
%  FREE                 320      (  0.3K)        140
%  FREE              148432      (145.0K)      243D0
%  FREE              350000      (341.8K)      55730
%
%Total  FREE :       498896      (487.2K)

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