Susan
Bottom line... Yes. 6 means 12.
Allocation is done in 4k increments. Each increment has a real value of 2.
As such the Minimum of 4k or MinSPs=2 is in fact 4k of memory being
allocated. So if you increased MinSPs to the next possible value of 4 then
you would only have 8k of memory allocated. 10k of memory is the
recommended value. The next possible value has to be 6 or 12k of memory.
If you was to assign the value of 8 to MinSPs then you would have 16k of
memory assigned. 4k / 2 = 2; 8k / 2 = 4; 12k / 2 = 6; 16k / 2 = 8.
Hope this answers your question.
Cheers
Robert "Bob" Kenney
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> In a message dated 09/07/1999 10:04:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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> << So the allocation of 12k of memory should solve your problem.>>
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> I
> << MinSPs=6>>
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> Robert, you have apparently been a great help. My husband understands all
> you wrote. however, he asked me to confirm with
> you, that up higher in the e-mail you had the first line saying taht 12K
> would solve the problem, but later you say MinSPs=6.
>
> Does that =6 mean 12, or was that an error? Please explain.
> Thanks
> Susan
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