From: Sterten AT aol DOT com
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Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 04:22:08 EDT
Subject: Re: memory under DOS
To: heviaop AT ssdfe DOT com DOT ar, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Orlando P. Hevia  wrote:

 >I am using himem.sys from Windows 98 under native 
 >MSDOS6.22, it made available all memory to cwsdpmi (I have 
 >192 MB now).

I tried it and it seems to work.
I'd expected to get a "wrong DOS-version" error in such cases
but nothing happened !

 >> BTW.,can I get more than 32MB for Ramdrives ?
 >
 >I found a ramdriver program in a CD from SIMTEL. The 
 >package is in a file called SRDSK208.ZIP.
 >
 >I tried it for a 120 MB ramdrive, it works, but I am not 
 >using it now.

I found it with searchengine. But you have to register and there were
freeware programs as well on that page.
I chose furd19_i.zip from Franck Uberto , which works fine for me:
Up to 2GB , works from command-line, you can chose the driveletter ,
and resize without reboot .
But it only supports one ramdrive , as it seems.


Guenter