| From: | Palle Larsen |
| Date: | 22 Jan 2000 at 23:14:29 |
| Subject: | Re: Memory usage |
From: Palle Larsen <p.larsen@vip.cybercity.dk>
Hi Andrew!
Den 22-Jan-00 skrev Andrew Deacon:
AD> Sure but os3.5 is supposed to work in 4mb of Fast ram.
And what would you do with all that mem!?!?! LOL
I have a pocketcalculator with more mem than that.
AD> I lose 12mb
AD> just by booting up. Ok so i'm not exactly running a basic setup but I
AD> would appreciate it if someone could point me to a program which tells
AD> me where all this memory is going.
I "lose" 12.5MB just booting my machine, and it's not basic at all, I
have lot's of things running in the background.
CyberPatcher
KaiClock
MagicMenu
ModePro
PowerSnap
ReqAttack
Virus_CheckerII
TurboPrint
AutoRunNG
XFH
Dopus
MULib + Tools
MCP
StackAttack
SaferPatches
Poolmem
CMQ060
CyReq
HappyENV
SeqTracker
Cyberguard
TrueMultiAssign
VisualPrefs
Executive
FPPrefs
Rexxmaster
Birdie
WBCtrl - This IS NOT A PATCH just a switch for som internal goodies.
MCPRamlibPatch
MUI
VincED
CyberGFX
AHI
+ all the libs/datatypes and other goodies that
sucks mem
+ 16bit backdrop 1024*768
Kickrom remaped to ram
And 9 partitions with +200 buffers each
I'll bet I forgot something, but hey I think you get the picture ;))
I think 12.5MB to all of this is OK, but if H&P would/could do
some hokuspokus, so I could fit it in 4MB, I would'nt complain ;))
Try boot a vanilla system and the run avail, it will give you
a much nicer result I think.
PPL. keeps forgetting, every single program you start in your
ss/us eats a little memory, and it all adds up.
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