hendrik@cca.vu.nl (Hendrik te Winkel) (06/13/91)
Hi there! Now I want to know the final answer (just before Dos 5.0 arrives). Are there such PD programs to load device drivers or TSR into expanded memory or not? Is there such a thing as LOADTSR? We have a translator package for WP which installs itself into normal memory, but with the network already loaded, there isn't enough memory for WP to work, not even with the /w options. The translator program can't do anything with higher memory, it just sits there waiting for a 'Alt'+'space' hotkey. Now I want to know if it is possible to load the network software (Banyan-Vines 4.02) or other drivers into some higher up memory? My computer is equipped with some usefull and some unusefull drivers like those for ftp sessions and to print on a colourprinter. So there it is, I am sure I'm not the only one having these problems. If someone could hint me on some solutions I would be very thankfull! Thanx for reading this! - Hendrik -- Hendrik te Winkel hendrik@cca.vu.nl Ich geh' unwahrscheinlich gern mit Dir in der Waschsalon, weil Du hast Ahnung von der Technik, von der ich nix verston. - BAP
pshuang@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (06/14/91)
In article <1991Jun13.154626.21280@cca.vu.nl> hendrik@cca.vu.nl (Hendrik te Winkel) writes: > Are there such PD programs to load device drivers or TSR into > expanded memory or not? Is there such a thing as LOADTSR? Yes, there is at least one, but even though I believe greatly in the value and the utility of shareware, I would recommend that you ante up and get a commercial product right from the start, such as QEMM, Netroom, 386totheMax, or such, to be safe. Singing off, UNIX:/etc/ping instantiated (Ping Huang)