| From: | John S. Burger |
| Date: | 25 Jan 2000 at 00:19:35 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: Memory usage --- Please let it be final ... |
From: "John S. Burger" <jsburger@xmission.com>
On or about 23-Jan-00 22:04:34 Robin Hueskes typed the following words
about "[amigaOS3_5] Re: Memory usage --- Please let it be final ...". My reply is thus...
Hi Robin,
RH> From: Robin Hueskes <robinh@knuut.de>
RH> Hello John
>> That is true but that is not what J.G. is saying. I have asked the same
>> question as he has. Booting with the same startup in both 3.1 and 3.5
>> results in 3.5 using 2 to 3 megs more RAM than 3.1. Yes there is a ROM
>> patch that is loaded but 2-3 megs????
RH> OS 3.5 is an update to be a 'little bit' up to date ... It's quite
RH> common to us emore ram ... There is no new ROM so all the magic have
RH> to happen with RAM ... There are a lot new libraries which all do new
RH> tricks ... Or are looking a little bit better ... (or not... I hate
RH> asl :) Why is it that 'bad' ?
Here we go again. Where did I ever say it was bad? Please follow the whole
thread. I know there are new things. I would expect a bit more RAM usage. I
simply asked if anyone else had seen this.
I experienced a problem with StackAttack using a whole bunch more RAM under
3.5+BB1 than 3.1 or plain 3.5. So I asked if anyone else had seen a
different usage in general.
Maybe something else I am running had the same effect, using more RAM. So,
I asked to try and save some testing time.
RH> Nobody loose RAM ... it's still on your board ... And now your
RH> computer makes a use of it ... ;�
:<)
John
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