Thanks, Glenn.
I'll consider adding 'lh' to sub-pppd.bat ... the only problem
is that I seem to recall situations in which this has failed
to load stuff high and then *not* loaded it low instead. This
may depend on particular DOS versions ... I'll have to
investigate further (or get a better memory ;-) ...
All the best,
Joe.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Glenn McCorkle [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, 8 January 2001 14:56
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: LSPPP made easy - update
>
> On Mon, 8 Jan 2001 11:53:52 +1100, Da Silva, Joe wrote:
>
> > Thanks, Glenn!
>
> > OK ... I have just updated LSPPPCFG to version 1.01 ...
>
> > Changes :
> > - Improved documentation.
> > - Asyncmap support.
> > - Optional "IP_Address PPP" ("IP Address set to") support.
> > - Improved Username and Password string handling.
>
> Thank you Joe,
> It works "like a charm"!
>
> So, I've added these 2 batch files into my Arachne directory.
>
> ---doboth.bat--
> patch169 patch
> cfg-ppp lsppp
> _______________
>
> ---undoboth.bat---
> patch169 restore
> cfg-ppp restore
> __________________
>
> Oh yes,
> Nice work on the DOCs.
> (much better this time)<g>
>
> One suggestion for sub-pppd.bat
>
> @lh lsppp.exe > NUL
> (^^ will load lsppp.exe into upper memory if enough is free)
> (if not, then it will load into low memory)
>
> --
> Glenn
> (your friendly neighborhood compu-nerd)
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