Re: Memory problem in DOS

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From: John Mueller
Date: Thu, 24 Jul 1997 00:00

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Just out of curiosity, is the new BIOS taking more memory than the old
one did?  They do come in different sizes and feature rich BIOS chips
almost always consume more memory.  A larger BIOS means that you have
less space in upper memory to use, which reduces your chances of moving
everything you need up there.  IAE, it's an idea.  BTW, there are a lot
of other factors you have to take into consideration as well.  For
example, are you using the same version of DOS as before?  Are you
trying to do this under Windows 95 instead of straight DOS?

John Mueller

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