Date: Mon, 11 Aug 1997 10:07:31 -0400 (EDT)
From: Paul Brannan <brannanp AT musc DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: There is hope
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> There is a new version of Emm386, which among other things includes
> all the most recent Novell updates.
> It has cured practically all my problems and EMM386 has been gentle as 
> a lamb ever since I installed it.
> 
> It will be released in version 7.02 which is coming soon.
> I don't think I should say any more than that.
> There will be a proper anouncement when it is due.

Thanks for the info.  Is this a very new update or is it the exact same
emm386 as the one in the final Novell update (15/2)?  That's the emm386
I've been using, and while I have found that it is certainly more stable
than the emm386 that comes with OpenDOS 7.01, it is still not stable
enough to avoid certain troubles with programs crashing, not running, etc.
Right now I am sticking with DR DOS's emm386, which has been proven to be
stable.

Paul Brannan
brannanp AT musc DOT edu